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                                  • Grid control shows wrong cursor under mouse when it's removed from parent's Controls with different cursor than it is added again later.
                                    I've got a GridControl inside my UserControl. The UserControl is placed on a MDI form. I'm making integrated windows (user can press Back button and return to the GridControl in the same window).

                                    Steps to Reproduce:

                                    Create similar situation like mine (I think deriving GridControl and making a MDI form is not necessary).

                                    Forward:

                                    1. I set Cursor to AppStarting on whole MDI parent window.

                                    2. Remove GridControl from the form's MDI child window and store it in a collection of Controls to restore.

                                    3. Place new controls on the form (you don't have to do this).

                                    4. Restore MDI Parent's Cursor to Arrow.

                                    Back:

                                    1. Remove new controls.

                                    2. Restore controls from the collection (including the GridControl)

                                    Actual Results:

                                    The GridControl (and only GridControl of all the forn's controls) shows AppStarting cursor. It's property shows Arrow. When you assign Arrow to it, nothing happens. When you assign something else and then Arrow, it returns back to normal.

                                    Expected Results:

                                    The grid should show Arrow cursor (like every other controls) when you point mouse over it.

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