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Hi Lew,
Not sure if this is what you are looking for but what I do
is copy the activate command and remove the piece that actually gives focus, I
rename the procedure to myActivate and throuw it in my own toolbox module, this
way I can check if it is active without making it active if it
isn't.
Thanks,
Corinna Robertson
Boston Software Systems
The
Essential Tool for Healthcare Integration
603-598-5122
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lew Hundley Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 6:14 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Talk] I may be brain dead, or this is a legit question... All, I am writing a script that I want
to start when a certain Meditech module is being run. And, because we are using
NUI, I need to ensure that MeditechNUIServer is
already running. I plan on having the user start using a desktop icon that is
the MeditechNUIServer, but, you know how users like to
circumvent rules! Anyway, I want to check if MeditechNUIServer is running, then check to see if one of
the module screen is up and
running. The way I know of to check for a
stream is using Active and Not Active. But the Active command sets the focus to
what you are checking. If the poor user is logging in or traversing a menu, then
the focus shifts to MeditechNUIServer and the user’s
screen no longer has focus. Is there a way to check for MeditechNUIServer without it having, or giving it
focus? I can, if I must, skip the test
for MeditechNUIServer, and go right to testing for the
module screen, but then my script has the chance to not
work. Any
suggestions? TKs DISCLAIMER: |
- [Talk] I may be brain dead, or this is a legit question.... Lew Hundley
- RE: [Talk] I may be brain dead, or this is a legit ... Corinna Robertson
- RE: [Talk] I may be brain dead, or this is a legit ... Rich McNeil
- RE: [Talk] I may be brain dead, or this is a legit ... Lew Hundley
