Hi,

When I start up my application, I execute the following code:
QApplication.setOverrideCursor(new 
QCursor(Qt.CursorShape.BlankCursor));

After this I create a QGraphicsView.

Although I've overridden the cursor to a blank cursor, the cursor is 
still displayed. From the moment that I move my mouse pointer, it is 
then made invisible.

How can I make my mouse pointer invisible without first having to move 
my mouse? Is this maybe a bug?

Or is there another way of making my mouse pointer completely hidden?

Greetz,
Dimitri

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