A little late, but you can do LockWindowUpdate. Its a typical MS
crock. You can only have on lock ever, so there is no Unlock, just
call it again with 0 for handle.
Incidentally, we you cant persuade something to update right away,
use the above... ie
LockWindowUpdate (form.handle);
LockWindowUpdate (0);
On 7 Oct 99 at 12:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> is there a better way of doing lots of update to a form.
>
> ie
>
> left := 0;
> top := 0;
> label1.caption := 'test';
>
> jumps the form left then up then changes the text, refreshing the form
> inbetween. Is there a way you can put code in a block so it updates the
> form after the block has executed?
>
> thanx
> James
>
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