Re: more info on ARF020

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From: <irvm at ellijay.com>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Subject: Re: more info on ARF020


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> On Thursday 26 July 2001 10:20, gwalters at sc.rr.com wrote:
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> > If you drag the screen then all the input fields are sunken and this
will
> > also stop the looping until you move the mouse over the min,max,kill
area
> > again.
>
> Mike's reply is correct, you are in effect calling onPaint recursively,
> since every time the window is repainted, it calls the onPaint routine,
> which repaints the window and calls the onPaint routine......ad infinitum.
>
> I need to ask - why aren't you using Judith's IDE? It's better than
> Delphi - I use them both. It will also save you a great deal of time,
> since you can visually lay out your screens. Also, there won't be
> any need to tinker with windows calls like the one mentioned above.
> Once you've dropped some controls on the window, you just click
> and run, all the low-level stuff is taken care of.


All the screens are already layed out (approx 70 of them) in another
environment and I'm trying to find how this new stuff works so I can then
'convert' the screens to some type of sequence so they don't have to be
constructed one by one...

There's a lot I don't understand here but slowly, bit by bit, I think i'm
beginning to see the process...

..george
>
> Regards,
> Irv
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