In a message dated 3/28/2006 3:54:48 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Without the set_modal they don't behave like in Delphi as
well.
>
>A Form.ShowModal should create a window, that the user
must close, before
>switching the focus to an old window.
>I
heard, a Form1.ShowModal + Form2.Show should create two forms,
between
>which the user can switch on Delphi. This is currently no
supported by the
>LCL and not by the gtk interface.
I don't know Delphi behavior at all, but based on my experience with
MSAccess, it is not possible to have a ShowModal + Form2.anything.
"Modal" mode creates a window that must, somehow, be closed (either canceled
or completed) before the application proceeds to some other step. If Dephi
allows other than this, then I think it is wrong, and Lazarus doesn't need to
concern itself with it. When an application goes into "modal" mode, that means
it doesn't want to continue until it has gotten a specific response from the
user. The "modal" form needs to provide/handle any/all options the user is
able to provide at that point
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