Hi,
although i think I understand why this is happening what way would I
need to go ?
Dim myText As String
Dim myLeft,myTop,myWidth,myHeight As Integer
if App.CurrentWindow <> Nil then
myLeft = App.CurrentWindow.Left
myTop = App.CurrentWindow.Top
myWidth = App.CurrentWindow.Width
myHeight = App.CurrentWindow.Height
end if
Select Case node.Text
case "Beheer Gebruikers"
App.CurrentWindow = new studentswindow
case "Beheer Opdrachten"
App.CurrentWindow = new KeyFilesWindow
end Select
if myLeft <> Nil
then<-------------------------------------------------this won't
compile because myLeft is an integer not an object
App.CurrentWindow.Left = myLeft
App.CurrentWindow.Top = myTop
App.CurrentWindow.Width = myWidth
App.CurrentWindow.Height = myHeight
end if
Now i can device a way around this, how do I test if an integer has
been initialised ? Obviously I cannot test if myLeft <> 0 since 0 is
a legal value. Any value is legal....
puzzled
More general in fighting windows. I want myApp to keep only one
window open at the same time. What would be the best way to ensure this.
I have now:
code above is in a mouseUp of a taskbar (fires without a problem).
What I want to do is close the currentwindow and open the new window.
But how can I close the currentwindow , while it contains the
instruction to open the new window. Do I need to reverse the
instructions? First open the new and as the last line close the self?
puzzled some more :-)
TIA
Bart
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