a note the line ME.Persistent = FALSE is useless if you call QUIT !
On 12/5/08, Demosthenes Koptsis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok back to your code,
replace this code
PUBLIC SUB ButtonExit_Click()
ME.Persistent = FALSE
ME.Close
END
with this one
PUBLIC SUB ButtonExit_Click()
ok back to your code,
replace this code
PUBLIC SUB ButtonExit_Click()
ME.Persistent = FALSE
ME.Close
END
with this one
PUBLIC SUB ButtonExit_Click()
ME.Persistent = FALSE
QUIT
END
try to quit instead of close form.
is that you want?
On 12/4/08, Toni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
On mercredi 3 décembre 2008, Toni wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the trayicon control and I have found a couple of problems
with it.
If I use ShowModal or ShowDialog to show a Form within one of its
events it happens that: 1. It does'nt prevent the control from getting
new events, and 2. if the
i propose to hide or show the FMain form instead close it.
so this code may help you
PUBLIC SUB TrayIcon1_DblClick()
'when double click tray icon show or hide FMain
IF FMain.Visible = TRUE THEN
FMain.Visible = FALSE
ELSE
FMain.Visible = TRUE
END IF
END
PUBLIC SUB btnHide_Click()
Hi Demosthenes,
I have changed my code in FMain Close event to .Hide() and to
.Show() in TrayIcon1 DblClick event (instead of setting FMain visible
property to FALSE/TRUE), with no difference. It still has the same two
problems...
Regards,
Toni
En/na Demosthenes Koptsis ha escrit:
i
Hi,
I'm using the trayicon control and I have found a couple of problems
with it.
If I use ShowModal or ShowDialog to show a Form within one of its
events it happens that: 1. It does'nt prevent the control from getting
new events, and 2. if the application is Closed with that Form still
Toni,
Are you using gb.gtk, gb.gui or gb.qt?
I have replicated the same error only with gb.qt or using gb.gui while in KDE.
Regards,
Nick
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 8:46 PM, Toni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the trayicon control and I have found a couple of problems
with it.
If I
On mercredi 3 décembre 2008, Toni wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the trayicon control and I have found a couple of problems
with it.
If I use ShowModal or ShowDialog to show a Form within one of its
events it happens that: 1. It does'nt prevent the control from getting
new events,
What sort of
Benoit Minisini schreef:
On mercredi 3 décembre 2008, Toni wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the trayicon control and I have found a couple of problems
with it.
If I use ShowModal or ShowDialog to show a Form within one of its
events it happens that: 1. It does'nt prevent the control from getting
Hi,
I have created a new project gb.gui with two forms, Fmain (startup
class) and Form1.
Fmain has a Button ButtonExit and one IconTray TrayIcon1.
What I am trying to accomplish is that the application can be only
exited clicking on the button. When the form Fmain is Closed, it
places it self
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