in reply to How to signify a "busy" cursor with Tk
You can make the whole window busy, which will do the right thing automatically:
$mw->Busy( '-recurse' => 1 ); ... do some other stuff here ... $mw->Unbusy( '-recurse' => 1);
Or you can just change the cursor, although this method doesn't prevent people from trying to interact with your application while it is busy, which the above does:
$mw->configure(-cursor => 'watch'); ... do some stuff here ... $mw->configure(-cursor => undef);
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Re: Re: How to signify a "busy" cursor with Tk
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 12, 2003 at 19:22 UTC |