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WaitCursor, display over function scope
Hi all!
I have a function that startups a Waitcursor. After this
I use a Timer to check when a Smartcard is removed from
its reader. Of course, the Waitcursor disappears when the
first function goes out of scope.
I would like the Waitcursor to hold its Waitstate until
the timer function tells it to go back to its normal state.
I've had a look at DoWaitCursor and BeginWaitCursor EndWaitCursor functions but the Cursor still resumes its
normal pointer state when the first function goes out of scope.
Any ideas?
// Anders
I have a function that startups a Waitcursor. After this
I use a Timer to check when a Smartcard is removed from
its reader. Of course, the Waitcursor disappears when the
first function goes out of scope.
I would like the Waitcursor to hold its Waitstate until
the timer function tells it to go back to its normal state.
I've had a look at DoWaitCursor and BeginWaitCursor EndWaitCursor functions but the Cursor still resumes its
normal pointer state when the first function goes out of scope.
Any ideas?
// Anders
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Ok, worked like a treat!
Try this, add a CWaitCursor pointer to your header file like
CWaitCursor* m_pWaitCursor;
Now inside of your .cpp file, start the cursor with
m_pWaitCursor = new CWaitCursor;
and delete it when you're done!
delete m_pWaitCursor;
m_pWaitCursor = NULL;
Hope this works!
Phillip