#include <utils.h>

Detailed Description

Helper class. Allocate it in your code block as follows: KexiUtils::WaitCursorRemover remover; .. and the wait cursor will be hidden unless you leave this block, without a need to call setWaitCursor() before exiting the block. After leaving the codee block, the cursor will be visible again, if it was visible before creating the WaitCursorRemover object. Does nothing if the application has no GUI enabled. (see TDEApplication::guiEnabled())

Definition at line 120 of file kexiutils/utils.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ WaitCursorRemover()

WaitCursorRemover::WaitCursorRemover ( )

Definition at line 84 of file kexiutils/utils.cpp.

◆ ~WaitCursorRemover()

WaitCursorRemover::~WaitCursorRemover ( )

Definition at line 90 of file kexiutils/utils.cpp.

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