Hi Terry,
if I understand it correctly this would mean that the flag needs to
be a property of the window right? (if it is to maintain state when
the first event loops finishes)
Bart
On 2-okt-06, at 17:40, Terry Ford wrote:
On Oct 2, 2006, at 7:55 AM, Bart Pietercil wrote:
Then the question would go down to
Since the lostfocus events is triggered ( and is not named
"losingfocus") I presumed the focus is already lost. So how comes
that calling a Msgbox would retrigger the same event.
There are certain events that act in a very sporadic manner when a
MsgBox is included within the code. The fact that you only had two
show up is a blessing as often it puts your app in an endless loop.
Better to set a flag and/or use a timer to display any dialogs and
let the built-in event run its course. This also applies to Open,
Activate and Paint events as well as they are all related to window
display methods in the OS.
Terry
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