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foldface
Hi
Is it possible to create a form, call
Application.Run()
to get the form working and processing messages, then
Application.Exit()
to stop it processing any messages and make it just hang around, then do
some stuff, then
Application.Run()
again and carry on where I started?
I know this is an odd request, its for unusual testing code.
Incidently this is a leading question, I can't get this to work
The form
is disposed after the Exit call, but I haven't attached the form to the
Application.Run, does this happen automatically?
Ta
F
Is it possible to create a form, call
Application.Run()
to get the form working and processing messages, then
Application.Exit()
to stop it processing any messages and make it just hang around, then do
some stuff, then
Application.Run()
again and carry on where I started?
I know this is an odd request, its for unusual testing code.
Incidently this is a leading question, I can't get this to work
The formis disposed after the Exit call, but I haven't attached the form to the
Application.Run, does this happen automatically?
Ta
F