Application.RegisterMessageLoop does nothing!

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Lloyd Dupont

I tried to use this method but the delegate never seems to be callled.
As there is no text in the documentation I could only believe it's a new and
deprecated function doing nothing they forgot to remove..

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Lloyd Dupont

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NovaMind Software
Mind Mapping Software
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Hello, Lloyd!

LD> I tried to use this method but the delegate never seems to be callled.
LD> As there is no text in the documentation I could only believe it's a
LD> new and deprecated function doing nothing they forgot to remove..

After setting this callback try to call Application.MessageLoop; :8-)

IMO using this method ( RegisterMessageLoop ) you can control Application.MessageLoop property.

Why you need this is actually is a good question :8-)

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Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
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LD> I tried to use this method but the delegate never seems to be callled.
LD> As there is no text in the documentation I could only believe it's a
LD> new and deprecated function doing nothing they forgot to remove..

After setting this callback try to call Application.MessageLoop; :8-)

IMO using this method ( RegisterMessageLoop ) you can control
Application.MessageLoop property.

Why you need this is actually is a good question :8-)
Click to expand...
I need to integrate .NET & GNUstep in my WinForm application.
To handle GNUstep memory & undo management I need to surround any event by
some code.
Of course there is a message loop in a WinForm application!
Anyway I used an application filter, which has the advantage of working...
;-)

 
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