MSVC 6.0 Windows 98 Edition 2.
I have a modeless dialog in my application. The dialog constructor fires off when I declare it in my global.h header file. I call boolean btest = readout.Create(IDD_READOUT4, NULL); on a parent dialog. This returns true.
CReadout::OnInitDialog() gets executed.
The CReadout::OnPaint() never gets executed, although I also call that member function externally in a worker thread.
In previous releases of my application this dialog worked. I am wondering what I am doing wrong. Im am thinking maybe my memory is overflowing somewhere, and impeding the dialog.
Please Help,
Asher
I have a modeless dialog in my application. The dialog constructor fires off when I declare it in my global.h header file. I call boolean btest = readout.Create(IDD_READOUT4, NULL); on a parent dialog. This returns true.
CReadout::OnInitDialog() gets executed.
The CReadout::OnPaint() never gets executed, although I also call that member function externally in a worker thread.
In previous releases of my application this dialog worked. I am wondering what I am doing wrong. Im am thinking maybe my memory is overflowing somewhere, and impeding the dialog.
Please Help,
Asher