win32lib - a question asked before
- Posted by Ad Rienks <Ad_Rienks at COMPUSERVE.COM> Nov 04, 1998
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Look at the demo I wrote. This one works on my computer. Most of the answers I give you, are given before by Michael Sabal. You can find the thread in the archives under "jury-rigged dialogs". (Really don't know wh= at is meant by that). Some points: - Open the secundary window with no 'parent' (3rd parameter =3D 0), and a= s a WS_DIALOGFRAME. That way the X is disabled. - When you open Window2, disable the Main window by setEnable(Main, 0). - Closing should only be done by the window's one Close button method. Th= is should enable the Main window again. You should not use unloadWindow(Window2), as this unloads the whole application. I use setVisible(Window2, 0) to hide the second window, but closeWindow(Window2= ) is also possible. The window is then minimized and disappears somewhere into the status bar. Any comments? ---------- Start of secndwin.exw ---------- -- demo of secundary window include Win32Lib.ew constant Main =3D create(Window, "Main window", 0, Default, Default, 640, 480,= 0), MenuWin =3D create(Menu, "Windows", Main, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0), MenuSecond =3D create(MenuItem, "Window 2", MenuWin, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0), Window2 =3D create(Window, "Window 2", 0, Default, Default, 320, 240,= WS_DLGFRAME), btnClose =3D create(PushButton, "Close", Window2, 130, 120, 60, 25, 0= ) global procedure onMenu_MenuSecond() loadWindow(Window2) setEnable(Main, 0) end procedure onMenu[MenuSecond] =3D routine_id("onMenu_MenuSecond") global procedure onClick_btnClose(integer mouseX, integer mouseY) setVisible(Window2, 0) setEnable(Main, 1) end procedure onClick[btnClose] =3D routine_id("onClick_btnClose") WinMain(Main) ---------- End of secndwin.exw ---------- >All, > I remember this question being asked before, but I figured I cou= ld get >an answer quicker from the list than trying to look through the >archives. The problem I am having is this, I am attempting to write a >program using win32lib, I am using GENERIC.EXW as a template to start >with, I added a menu choice that when chosen it opens another window, >all seems to work fine, but if I click the X button in the new window, >rather than returning to the Basic Window, it completely exits the >application. I need it to return to the Basic Window, so I can choose >another window from the menu, any help would be appreciated. >Thanks In Advance (TIA), >Later, >+ + + Rev. Ferlin Scarborough - Centreville, Alabama - USA