Hi
I have an app with a countdown timer to shut down. The code is as shown
below (white space removed):
LOCAL lcMessageText
DECLARE Sleep in Win32API ;
integer nMilliseconds
WITH ThisForm
.cmdCancel.enabled = .F.
.Countdown = Control.Countdown
IF .ShutdownFlag = .T.
lcMessageText = 'Shutting down in '
ELSE
lcMessageText = 'Closing the Membership system down in '
ENDIF
*&* This is the message that doesn't display
.lblTimer.Caption = lcMessageText + ALLTRIM(STR(.Countdown)) + ' seconds'
.Refresh
DO WHILE .Countdown > 0
Sleep(5000)
.Countdown = .Countdown - 5
.lblTimer.Caption = lcMessageText + ALLTRIM(STR(.Countdown)) + '
seconds'
.Refresh
ENDDO
*!* IF .ShutdownFlag = .T.
*!* RUN Shutdown.exe /s /f /t 10
*!* ENDIF
.Release
CLEAR EVENTS
ENDWITH
My problem is that the message before the DO WHILE loop doesn't display.
The code is in the Click event of a button. When I press the button nothing
appears to happen for about 20 seconds then the messages in the loop are
displayed. It then works as planned.
Is there any way I can force the system to display the message?
Thanks
John
John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631
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