Captrick458
Programmer
We are in the process of building a large application where the user may have several dialogs, etc. open at one time. We don't want a modal dialog (ie. Yes, No, Cancel) to suspend operations on other dialogs, just the parent dialog.
It seems that we can substitute a non-modal dialog, and test for its existance in the OnActivate message handler, and return control to it when its parent is activated. Sort of a psuedo DoModal().
Another option, is to simply spawn a new process for each Dialog, etc. as they are really independent and will peacefully co-exist as separate processes.
Any thoughts on which is a better way to proceed?
Thanks, Rick
It seems that we can substitute a non-modal dialog, and test for its existance in the OnActivate message handler, and return control to it when its parent is activated. Sort of a psuedo DoModal().
Another option, is to simply spawn a new process for each Dialog, etc. as they are really independent and will peacefully co-exist as separate processes.
Any thoughts on which is a better way to proceed?
Thanks, Rick