kmail Library API Documentation

KCursorSaver Class Reference

sets a cursor and makes sure it's restored on destruction Create a KCursorSaver object when you want to set the cursor. More...

#include <kcursorsaver.h>

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Public Member Functions

 KCursorSaver (Qt::CursorShape shape)
 KCursorSaver (const KCursorSaver &rhs)
 ~KCursorSaver ()
void restoreCursor (void)

Protected Member Functions

void operator= (const KCursorSaver &rhs)

Detailed Description

sets a cursor and makes sure it's restored on destruction Create a KCursorSaver object when you want to set the cursor.

As soon as it gets out of scope, it will restore the original cursor.

Definition at line 13 of file kcursorsaver.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

KCursorSaver::KCursorSaver Qt::CursorShape  shape  )  [inline]
 

constructor taking QCursor shapes

Definition at line 17 of file kcursorsaver.h.

KCursorSaver::KCursorSaver const KCursorSaver rhs  )  [inline]
 

copy constructor. The right side won't restore the cursor

Definition at line 23 of file kcursorsaver.h.

KCursorSaver::~KCursorSaver  )  [inline]
 

restore the cursor

Definition at line 28 of file kcursorsaver.h.


Member Function Documentation

void KCursorSaver::restoreCursor void   )  [inline]
 

call this to explitly restore the cursor

Definition at line 34 of file kcursorsaver.h.


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