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XmtDisplayBusyCursor(3) Library Functions Manual XmtDisplayBusyCursor(3) NAME XmtDisplayBusyCursor(), XmtDisplayDefaultCursor(), XmtDisplayCursor() - display a cursor over a window. SYNOPSIS #include <Xmt/Xmt.h> void XmtDisplayBusyCursor(Widget w) void XmtDisplayDefaultCursor(Widget w) void XmtDisplayCursor(Widget w, Cursor c) ARGUMENTS INPUTS w Any widget descendant of the shell that is to have its cur- sor set. c For XmtDisplayCursor(), the cursor that is to be displayed. DESCRIPTION XmtDisplayBusyCursor() displays a ``please wait'' cursor for the window of the immediate shell widget ancestor of the widget w. It calls XFlush() internally after setting the cursor to guarantee that the cur- sor will be changed before the function returns. The cursor that is used is specified by the busyCursor application resource; the default for this resource is the standard X ``wristwatch'' cursor. XmtDisplayDefaultCursor() is designed for use with XmtDisplayBusyCur- sor() and ``restores'' (or sets for the first time) the cursor speci- fied by the cursor application resource. The default value of this resource is None-a cursor of None means that the cursor displayed will depend upon the window manager. XmtDisplayCursor() displays cursor c for the shell specified by w. Each of these functions affect the nearest shell ancestor of the sup- plied widget. Setting the cursor of a shell widget will also set the cursor of any descendant widgets that do not have some other cursor explicitly set. If there are widgets in your hierarchy that do have a cursor explicitly set, this function will have no effect on them. SEE ALSO Chapter 31, Busy States and Background Work. Xmt Motif Tools XmtDisplayBusyCursor(3)
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