如何在程序启动时显示沙漏
Call this function to display the cursor as an hourglass when you expect a command to take a noticeable time interval to execute.
void BeginWaitCursor( );
Remarks
The framework calls this function to show the user that it is busy, such as when a CDocument object loads or saves itself to a file.
The actions of BeginWaitCursor are not always effective outside of a single message handler as other actions, such as OnSetCursor handling, could change the cursor.
Call EndWaitCursor to restore the previous cursor.
Example
// The following example illustrates the most common case // of displaying the hourglass cursor during some lengthy // processing of a command handler implemented in some // CCmdTarget-derived class, such as a document or view. void CMyView::OnSomeCommand() { BeginWaitCursor(); // display the hourglass cursor // do some lengthy processing EndWaitCursor(); // remove the hourglass cursor } // The next example illustrates RestoreWaitCursor. void CMyView::OnSomeCommand() { BeginWaitCursor(); // display the hourglass cursor // do some lengthy processing // The dialog box will normally change the cursor to // the standard arrow cursor, and leave the cursor in // as the standard arrow cursor when the dialog box is // closed. CMyDialog dlg; dlg.DoModal(); // It is necessary to call RestoreWaitCursor here in order // to change the cursor back to the hourglass cursor. RestoreWaitCursor(); // do some more lengthy processing EndWaitCursor(); // remove the hourglass cursor } // In the above example, the dialog was clearly invoked between // the pair of calls to BeginWaitCursor and EndWaitCursor. // Sometimes it may not be clear whether the dialog is invoked // in between a pair of calls to BeginWaitCursor and EndWaitCursor. // It is permissable to call RestoreWaitCursor, even if // BeginWaitCursor was not previously called. This case is // illustrated below, where CMyView::AnotherFunction does not // need to know whether it was called in the context of an // hourglass cursor. void CMyView::AnotherFunction() { // some processing ... CMyDialog dlg; dlg.DoModal(); RestoreWaitCursor(); // some more processing ... } // If the dialog is invoked from a member function of // some non-CCmdTarget, then you can call CWinApp::DoWaitCursor // with a 0 parameter value to restore the hourglass cursor. void CMyObject::AnotherFunction() { CMyDialog dlg; dlg.DoModal(); AfxGetApp()->DoWaitCursor(0); // same as CCmdTarget::RestoreWaitCursor }