RE: Thanks

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I've noticed this as well. The behavior of setMousePointer() seems to 
have changed since about version 0.55 or 0.57.  The mouse pointer 
doesn't change when I call setMousePointer(Win,WaitPointer), but after 
processing files, the pointer changes (to an hourglass) when I call 
setMousePointer(Win,NULL).



Jonas Temple wrote:
> 
> 
> Pete,
> 
> I've noticed the same things but haven't really given it too much 
> thought.  
> 
> Maybe what should happen is in setMousePointer if you pass a window it 
> should set the mouse pointer for ALL child controls of that window?
> 
> As far as the different pointer not appearing, in my experience it seems 
> 
> that the mouse pointer doesn't get updated unless you stick a few 
> doEvents() in the code following the setMousePointer().  I can only 
> assume that Windows has to get back control to make the mouse change and 
> 
> if you have long running code after setMousePointer() Windows never gets 
> 
> a chance.  
> 
> Derek, any thoughts?
> 
> Jonas
> pete_stoner at btconnect.com wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks Jonas
> >         That does what I want - almost.. Maybe I'm being stupid (it
> > happens!!)
> > I notice that if I set the busy mouse for a window, it only shows the 
> > busy
> > in 'unused' areas
> > of the window i.e moving the mouse over any defined fields (Buttons etc)
> > makes it revert to normal
> > then back to busy when I'm off a button.
> >     I also found that when I use it within a button click procedure (even as
> > the
> > first statement) it doesn't kick into life till after the following code
> > (which rather defeats the
> > object!). I even tried putting it in on down event for the button and on 
> > 
> > the
> > open event for
> > my 'Please Wait'.... Help!
> > 
> > Regards Pete
>

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