Gene, it is related to the form border display issue in Vista Areo. Here's
code showing the border issue.
<code>
ON SHUTDOWN Do CleanUp
LOCAL oFrm
oFrm = CREATEOBJECT('Form')
*-- Changing border style at runtime causes the issue
oFrm.BorderStyle = 2
oFrm.Show()
FOR ii = -5 TO 4 STEP .5
MOVE WINDOW (oFrm.Name) TO ii,ii
INKEY(.25)
NEXT
WAIT WINDOW "Press any key to continue..."
*-- This is one way to correct the issue
ACTIVATE WINDOW (oFrm.Name) IN SCREEN
FOR ii = -5 TO 4 STEP .5
MOVE WINDOW (oFrm.Name) TO ii,ii
INKEY(.25)
NEXT
READ EVENTS
PROCEDURE CleanUp
ON SHUTDOWN
ON ERROR
CLEAR EVENTS
ENDPROC
DEFINE CLASS myForm as Form
AllowOutput = .F.
ADD OBJECT cmdclose as commandbutton ;
WITH caption="Close", cancel = .t., height = 18, left = 12
PROCEDURE Destroy
DO CleanUp
ENDPROC
PROCEDURE cmdClose.click
THISFORM.Release()
ENDPROC
ENDDEFINE
DEFINE CLASS subform as myform
BorderStyle = 2
ENDDEFINE
</code>
-----Original Message-----
From: Gene Wirchenko
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2009 12:51 AM
At 16:17 2009-08-04, Tracy Pearson <[email protected]> wrote:
>I don't see how physically moving the textbox would suddenly make it work.
PMFJI. That means that at least one event is firing then. Were any
events firing during the time that the caption did not change?
I tried to replicate this situation and could not, so the above is but
a guess. Can anyone go any further with it?
I tried to freeze events by setting .autoyield to .f., .lockscreen to
.t., and hanging in an infinite loop after setting the caption. The caption
was still updated though.
[snip]
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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