> For your specific problem here, I would write my own timed message
> dialog. When using it, send a reference to the executing dialog to
> your timed message dialog. In your timed message, periodically
> check back to see if the other dialog is still alive. Quit the
> timed message if you discover the other dialog is ended.
I tried to start a second dialog and then use WinTimer in that dialog, with
I tried to start a second dialog and then use WinTimer in that dialog, with
the intention of setting a shared variable from the main dialog when I wanted
the second dialog to end. The second dialog would put up a panel that
includes a "Cancel" button to allow manual cancellation if necessary.
The problem I am running into is I have not found a way to allow the main
dialog to regain control and continue to do work while the timer is running.
I can cancel the second dialog with the "Cancel" and that is when the first
dialog resumes operation. What am I missing? I have the second dialog
defined with the STYLE DS_MODALFRAME - should it be something else?
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