Daniel Morais a Ãcrit: > Le 7 avr. 05, Ã 07:02, Luc Le Blanc a Ãcrit :
> > Now that I thought I had finally managed to handle DIA stuff > > and> resize my display form when the Graffiti area is closed, > > I get a very annoying side effect: when I open or close the T3 > > slider, my app gets a winDisplayChangedEvent, the a 0x505 > > keyDownEvent, then a frmCloseEvent... and closes! This occurs > > on both the T3 Simulator or an actual T3 with the DIA > > compatibility PRC's. Suggestions welcome. > Exact description of the problem is important, to find some work > around: > If your app is running fullscreen (DIA not visible, status bar > doesn't matter here) and have disabled the trigger allowing to > resize the DIA, My case. I am displaying a cave map, so the Graffiti area is irrelevant; I disabled it to try to limit the number of times I get a winDisplayChangedEvent and rearrange the form (see below). > then if the slider is closed your app receive a vchrNavReserved0 > (0x504 - vchrNavReserved1=0x505 is sent when the slider is > opened) then a vchrLaunch, which is why the system send you an > appStopEvent. > So, possible solutions could be: > - To not have a full screen app (DIA visible). > - To not disable the trigger: if the vchrLaunch is sent, it is > because the system think your app can't handle a change in the > DIA size, due to the fact you disabled the trigger allowing to > resize it (don't ask me why :). > - To 'eat' the vchrLaunch event if a vchrNavReserved0 was > received just before. > This is not an official "problem description" or work around, it > is not even guarantee to work (but it did for me): I'm just > sharing what I found by spending time doing tests when I got the > problem. > If you find something else that you can share, please don't > hesitate. Thanks for this excellent answer Daniel. I think I'll just not disable the DIA. I wanted to limit the screen bouncing it produces, but I realize it's not sufficient to prevent the DIA from popping back while I perform lengthy computations and thus show a ProgressDialog to report computation steps. BTW, is there a trick to prevent the DIA from showing along with a ProgressDialog? -- Luc Le Blanc -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
