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      <p>Has anyone else experienced this where the mouse cursor doesn't
        change over  a splitter handle? It seems to relate to an old qt
        bug <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
          href="https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-33479">https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-33479</a>.
        Not sure what to do about it... apart from waiting ...<br>
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      <p>I'm working with PyQt5 and seeing this issue in Mavericks and
        Yosemite.</p>
      <p>Using Macports:<br>
        python3.4 @3.4.3_5<br>
        qt5-mac @5.4.2_1<br>
        py34-sip @4.16.9_0<br>
        py34-pyqt5 @5.5_0</p>
      <p>Sample code:</p>
      <p>from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *</p>
      <p>if _<em>name</em>_ == '_<em>main</em>_':<br>
              import sys <br>
              app = QApplication(sys.argv)</p>
      <p>      mainWindow = QMainWindow() <br>
              splitter = QSplitter()</p>
      <p>      widget1 = QWidget()<br>
              widget1.setStyleSheet('background-color: Blue')<br>
              widget2 = QWidget()<br>
              widget2.setStyleSheet('background-color: Black')</p>
           # removing the next line will fix the issue!<br>
           #winId = widget1.winId()
      <p>      splitter.addWidget(widget1)<br>
              splitter.addWidget(widget2)</p>
      <p>      mainWindow.setCentralWidget(splitter)<br>
              mainWindow.show()</p>
      <p>      app.exec()</p>
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