Michael Schnell wrote:
On 05/03/2012 11:11 AM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
specifically did not encapsulate an explicit thread,
Without a dedicated thread the GUI events are not handled and thus you
can't have a dedicated Form at all.
Yes, but what if the form was actually declared in the main program?
Could code resident in a DLL (and called from the main thread) interact
with the form to e.g. set up main- or context-menu entries, or at least
work around the memory manager issues sufficiently to be able to return
strings representing menuitem captions and entry points representing
click handlers? And could the handlers then interact with the
main-program form(s)?
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