> On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 11:30 AM, Mark Miesfeld
> <miesf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> For instance, in 4.1.1 when you do your setData() it is doing
>> absolutely nothing. It can not work when the underlying Windows
>> dialog doesn't exist.
>>
>
> By the way, since the setData() does nothing in your program under
> 4.1.1, you should simply remove it.
>
I have the program working, but I really do not understand why. I
had the following code at the start of the "Ok" method:
resOK = self~OK:super
resOK = 0
self~Finished = resOK\
I do want to do processing from that method, and do not necessarily
want to end the program. I do not understand the purpose of the
super operation - I have read the User Guide, but still do not really
understand what it causes to happen. I did find several places in
the Programmer Reference where the super was used in the "Ok"
method but they were not the way I had included it. I think this
may have been left over from the original IBM ooRexx usage when
this program was first written.
I also have removed the setData() from the initDialog(), and that
does not seem to have adversely effected anything.
Thanks for all your help and suggestions.
--
Art Heimsoth
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