Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi
M.Title = args.__repr__() +' <'+ str(Wavelet.cnt) +'>'
Dlg.setModel(M)
Dlg.setVisible(True)
Dlg.execute()
try commenting the Dlg.execute()
Laurent
Thank you, Laurent. This is how I get non-modal dialogs. I need modal
ones, but independant from each other:
DocFrame1(locked) ---> Dialog1(focusable, ref-count=1)
DocFrame2(locked) ---> Dialog2(focusable, ref-count=2)
What I get is:
DocFrame1(locked) ---> Dialog1(locked, ref-count=1)
DocFrame2(locked) ---> Dialog2(focusable, ref-count=2)
With your suggestion I get:
DocFrame1(focusable) ---> Dialog1(focusable, ref-count=1)
DocFrame2(focusable) ---> Dialog2(focusable, ref-count=1)
Just tested with builtin dialog SaveAs. Same issue. You can open one
dialog for each frame, but edit the last one only. Same with SaveAs in
firefox. So I think it is my lack of knowlege, how things work in general.
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