There is an alternative:
http://code.google.com/p/retlang/
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Peter Maddin <petermad...@iinet.net.au>wrote:
> I need to display a small wpf windows that shows a progress bar while
> parsing an xml file and using this to add content to a flowdocument.
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> This is done from within a user control.
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> The dialog sets DialogResult to true if it works or false if an exception
> occurs.
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> The dialog is working except it is never displayed.
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> What does one need to do so that it is displayed.
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> Code
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> if (LogFilePath != null)
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> {
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> if (parentWindow != null)
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> var processingDialog = new PleaseWaitDialog();
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> processingDialog.Owner = parentWindow;
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> processingDialog.LogFilePath = LogFilePath + "\\"
> + logFile;
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> processingDialog.IsForPrinter = false;
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> processingDialog.IntializeDialog();
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> if (processingDialog.ShowDialog() == true)
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> logDocumentUserControl.logFlowDocumentViewer.Document
> = processingDialog.LogDocument;
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> }
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> }
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> }
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> While it functions, nothing is shown.
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> Any clues as to what to do?
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> Also the loaded event in my dialog window is never triggered.
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> (Also posted to the WPF list which is as not active as this one)
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