Baz Walter wrote:
Mads Ipsen wrote:
Hey,
I want to display a widget as disabled (setEnabled(False)) with its
cursor set to Qt.WaitCursor.
Disabling the widget, however, always display the widget with a
normal Qt.ArrowCursor if if the cursor is changed. How do I obtain a
disabled widget with a Qt.WaitCursor?
i suppose this is because disabled widgets don't handle mouse events.
put the widget inside a container widget (which always stays enabled),
and then set the cursor on the container.
Things is:
It fails on Ubuntu 8.04, KUbuntu 9.04 and Ubuntu 9.04 with Qt 4.5.2.
But it works on Mac OS X with Qt 4.6.0-beta and XPSP3 with Qt 4.3.3.
I believe it's a Qt bug.
Mads
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