Sean wrote:
> This is where you call DoEvents() to give the GUI a chance to handle
> messages and respond to user interaction every once in a while. Do
> this "as often as possible" to give the impression that the GUI is
> always listening to user interaction.
So are you suggesting soemthing like this?
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Yes, although the most typical case contains a loop in which you put the
DoEvents() call. Depends on your app of course :)
> BTW, most of this has been said before a few times. Browse the
> archives for more info.
I would, but they haven't been working for a long time
I chose the word "browse" with some deliberation, thankyouverymuch :)
Actually, looking through the archives is a good introduction, not only to
this list, but to what problems have been solved before (no need to try
this or that again, it didn't work the last time). It will take you some
time, but it's worth it.
/J
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