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2.2.6.31 waitCursor
Name
waitCursor
Remark
A wait cursor is a visual cue (such as an hour glass) used to indicate that a software is busy processing data. The waitCursor class provides methods and properties needed to open and control wait cursors.
Hierarchy
- waitCursor
Examples
EX1
void waitCursor_ex1() { int imax = 100000; waitCursor junk; // just need to declare this, no need to reference to it double aa = 0.5; DWORD dw1 = GetTickCount(); for(int ii = 0; ii < imax; ii++) aa = sin(aa) + ii * aa; printf("It took %d ms for %d loop\n",GetTickCount()-dw1,imax); }
Header to Include
origin.h
Reference
Members
| Name | Brief | Example |
|---|---|---|
| CheckEsc | The CheckEsc method allows a program to capture user hitting ESC to abort the current operation | Examples |
| waitCursor |