Thanks, John. That will certainly get it to work as I expect it to. I doubt
I'm the only one who's lost a dataset due to being distracted and hitting the
enter key to clear the dialog box.
Wine is just a mess as far as Timelab is concerned. Most of the time it
doesn't display the plot area. I've pretty much given up on it.
Bob
From: John Miles <[email protected]>
To: 'Bob Stewart' <[email protected]>; 'Discussion of precise time and frequency
measurement' <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 3:56 PM
Subject: RE: [time-nuts] Timelab question
> John,
> I apologize. I was mistaken in my question. Under wine it behaves poorly,
> but that's to be expected. Under XP in a Virtual box, it works as you say.
> The
> same in a real Win 10 box. The problem is actually that I was expecting the
> "No" box to be checked, and to require the user to change it to "Yes" if he
> really wanted to exit. So, if I press the Enter key to get rid of the dialog
> box,
> the program exits.
I see what you mean. I've got a couple of other minor tweak requests lined up
for the next beta, so I'll add MB_DEFBUTTON2 to those prompts to keep that from
happening.
If Wine is interpreting a second Escape keypress as 'Yes', then that's
definitely a bug on their part. Worth reporting to them if it still happens in
the current version.
-- john
Miles Design LLC
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