Richard,
I use the suspend message to disable the menubar before the answer or
ask dialog shows up. I have modified the ask and answer dialogs to
send a resume message to the topstack when they close and enable the
menubar again when the resume message is received. (No modification
is
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Richard,
I use the suspend message to disable the menubar before the answer or
ask dialog shows up. I have modified the ask and answer dialogs to
send a resume message to the topstack when they close and enable the
menubar again when the resume message is received.
In one of my apps I'm taking advantage of Rev 2.8.1's improved menu
updating to revise how I handle menu enabling and disabling.
I now have a generalized routine which takes care of the menu updates
based on the type of window which is front most: one of my documents,
or a modal, or a sheet.
In one of my apps I'm taking advantage of Rev 2.8.1's improved menu
updating to revise how I handle menu enabling and disabling.
It's all working swell, with one exception: What do I do when a file
selection dialog is up, such as with answer file and ask file?
Hi Richard,
This is a problem I
Hi Richard,
I just reread your post and realized you were asking about SYSTEM
dialogs. My answer (a few minutes ago) was based on rev's ask and
answer dialogs which are stacks. Sorry about the confusion... I can't
think of a solution for you.
--Michael Binder
Michael Binder wrote:
In one of my apps I'm taking advantage of Rev 2.8.1's improved menu
updating to revise how I handle menu enabling and disabling.
It's all working swell, with one exception: What do I do when a file
selection dialog is up, such as with answer file and ask file?
This is a
Hi Richard,
Would it be possible to have the stack that is opened in either modal or sheet
mode to send a message to your mainstack when it is opened (as part of the
preopen handler) and another when it closes. That way your main stack does not
have to discover at a point in time whether there
