return handled

2005-11-10 Thread Tony Janke
What is actually happening when you say"handled = true"? Sometimes I get "Form already loaded" issues if I use it incorrectly. My latest issue involves setting a global variable in my closeEvent. If I use handled = true, it works OK the first time though, but the next time I come to this form, I

Re: return handled

2005-11-10 Thread Robert Moynihan
Tony Janke wrote: What is actually happening when you say handled = true? Sometimes I get Form already loaded issues if I use it incorrectly. My latest issue involves setting a global variable in my closeEvent. If I use handled = true, it works OK the first time though, but the next time I

A novice question - When do I need to return handled = true?

2001-02-01 Thread Jacky Cheung
I thought that we need to return handled = true whenever we have handled the event properly, but I found that if I return true for frmCloseEvent, I need to do FrmEraseForm or the form will not be erase. However, I don't need to erase the form if I return false. Also for ctlRepeatEvent

Re: A novice question - When do I need to return handled = true?

2001-02-01 Thread Mark Smith
"Jacky Cheung" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I thought that we need to return handled = true whenever we have handled the event properly, but I found that if I return true for frmCloseEvent, I need to do FrmEraseForm or the form will not be erase. However, I don't need to erase the form i

RE: A novice question - When do I need to return handled = true?

2001-02-01 Thread Jacky Cheung
Thanks. I get it now. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark Smith Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 12:10 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: A novice question - When do I need to return handled = true? "Jacky Cheung" [EMAIL