The code is fairly simple, just copy it from the OS sources and modify it
appropriately.
To get out, just create a fake button event that you event handler does not
use an add it to the queue
-----Original Message-----
From: Geoff Shepherd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 12, 1999 10:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FrmDoDialog Questions
I'm using FrmDoDialog in a couple places in my app to show modal forms. I
have two problems that someone here might know the answer to..
1. The only way I know to exit FrmDoDialog is to let one of my buttons pass
through the dialog's event handler as not handled. This causes FrmDoDialog
to close and exit the dialog. However, what if I want to exit the dialog
programmatically from a non-button event? Is there an event I can queue or
an API routine I should call to cause this?
2. I'm a control freak! Seriously, my project is a vertical market app and
takes control over the hard buttons and silk buttons. No problem in my own
event loop, but how can I intercept hard button and silk button events in
FrmDoDialog's event loop? I have a funny feeling I'm going to end up writing
my own FrmDoDialog... is it as easy as I would think it is (a glorified
event handler)? Has anyone written their own FrmDoDialog and could pass a
snippet of code along so I don't have to reinvent the wheel?
Thanks in advance..
--
Geoff Shepherd
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
