> I put the looping logic in B to look for the cancel signal in the
> initDialog method, but that prevents the B dialog panel from being
> displayed. How do I get that checking logic to run AND the dialog
> to be displayed?
>
If you insert FORWARD CLASS(SUPER) CONTINUE as the first statement in
initDialog, that should start the dialog and control will return to your
next statement in your code where you wish to place the loop.
> I assume that in order to keep the user from interacting with the other
> controls (other than the cancel button) in A, that I need to disable them
> while I have B displaying the "Wait" dialog, and then enable them again
> when B has been signalled to terminate. Is that correct?
>
>
Sounds good to me.
Staffan
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