Re: 4D v16.1 HF1 HIDE PROCESS problem

2017-06-25 Thread James Crate via 4D_Tech
On Jun 24, 2017, at 3:28 PM, James Crate via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> 
wrote:
> 
> 4D v16.1 HF1 32-bit on macOS 10.11 & 10.12, interpreted and compiled
> 
> Calling HIDE PROCESS also stops that process from running. However, the 
> process status does not show as paused; calling RESUME PROCESS also has no 
> effect. Calling SHOW PROCESS will show the process and resume it on the next 
> line of code after HIDE PROCESS. Using the "Bring to Front” or “Show" buttons 
> in Runtime Explorer will also resume it.
> 
> I cannot reproduce this in a test database, and I don’t see any relevant 
> compatibility options. Anyone have any ideas where to start figuring this out?

So, I noticed that HIDE PROCESS worked normally in a different process. So I 
moved the HIDE PROCESS command to later in the process startup code and it 
worked normally in the first instance too.

One thing that definitely changed is that a process being hidden and opening a 
window used to enter process state 6 "Hidden modal dialog”, but in v16 goes to 
process state 2 "Waiting for user event”.

Jim Crate

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4D v16.1 HF1 HIDE PROCESS problem

2017-06-24 Thread James Crate via 4D_Tech
4D v16.1 HF1 32-bit on macOS 10.11 & 10.12, interpreted and compiled

Calling HIDE PROCESS also stops that process from running. However, the process 
status does not show as paused; calling RESUME PROCESS also has no effect. 
Calling SHOW PROCESS will show the process and resume it on the next line of 
code after HIDE PROCESS. Using the "Bring to Front” or “Show" buttons in 
Runtime Explorer will also resume it.

I cannot reproduce this in a test database, and I don’t see any relevant 
compatibility options. Anyone have any ideas where to start figuring this out?

Jim Crate

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