"Paul Bohme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:26431@palm-dev-forum...
> Doah! (slapping self on forehead. Repeatedly.) OK, color me dense.
> Methinks I've been staring at it all too much lately.. Thanks for the
idea.
> I can do this as a workaround, but am still curious about how the PalmOS
> is going to react to a window being FrmInitForm'd and then FrmDelete'd
> without that form ever having a chance to handle events? Is that going to
> cheese the event queue in some esoteric fashion?
As long as you never call FrmGotoForm or FrmPopupForm, no events should be
sent to your form. Those routines are the ones responsible for the
frmLoadEvent, frmOpenEvent, and frmCloseEvent messages. As for
winEnterEvent and winExitEvent -- those would be sent if you made the new
form active, but making the previous form active before grabbing events
should prevent a winXXXEvent mentioning the now-missing window from being
posted.
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