Many thanks!
I was just about to implement the pointer from Roberto G. to
https://effbot.org/zone/tkinter-busy.htm
but apparently a call to the tk busy is far easier
I am just doing on the toplevel window
def busy(self):
self.tk.call("tk","busy","hold",self)
def notbusy(self):
self.tk.call("
El 28/11/2019 a las 09:59 a. m., Vasilis Vlachoudis escribió:
Hi all,
how can I display the cursor as the watch for the whole application.
When I set it on the toplevel window as
self.toplevel.config(cursor="watch")
it displays the cursor almost everywhere (I believe where the cursor is "")
exce
Hi all,
how can I display the cursor as the watch for the whole application.
When I set it on the toplevel window as
self.toplevel.config(cursor="watch")
it displays the cursor almost everywhere (I believe where the cursor is "")
except for the widgets like Entry, Text that have the cursor="xterm"
