Re: question about cursor

[Andrew Schretter <schrett math duke edu>]

I ended up using cursor #150 for the wait cursor and #68
for the standard arrow.  Its not quite an hourglass, but rather
a clock (non-animated).  Its close enough for me...

  my $cursor_wait = new Gtk::Gdk::Cursor 150;
  my $cursor_normal = new Gtk::Gdk::Cursor 68;
  $vbox_main->window->set_cursor($cursor_wait);
  ....
  $vbox_main->window->set_cursor($cursor_normal);

Andrew

> How do I change the pointer to an hourglass in a window
> using gtk-perl?
>
> I found the set_cursor method, which takes a cursor object,
> but what I am wondering is if
> I have to supply my own hourglass bitmap or is
> there one built into gtk?
>
>
> thanks...
>
> Ken
>
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Andrew Schretter
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