Bonjour Tiemo, Le 10 sept. 08 à 12:08, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
Is there any situation, where you would set the cursor to anything without locking it?
As soon as you set a cursor it will remain until the end of the handler that set it. It's the reason why in a very short mouseDown handler, you saw the 'hand' flashing briefly: The default cursor is reset when the handler finishes then you have to lock it if you want it to remain.
But there are cases when you might want the cursor change only during handler execution, especially to switch it to 'watch', indicating to the user he has to wait. Default cursor will be reset automatically when the handler finishes, e.g. when the user has no longer any reason to wait ;-) You can use the 'busy' cursor also: see cursor, defaultCursor, lock and unlock cursor in the docs...
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