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FlyFish
Hi,
I'd like to create small window, with progress bar in it and with cancel/OK
button.
Something like that:
+-----------------------------------+
| |
| |
| progress bar |
| cancel/OK button |
+-----------------------------------+
It should be developed as the winform class. I put my update loop after
InitializeComponent() statement.
After instancing the class in the main application class, I call
ShowDialog() method to show the form. Form is showed after all
calculation/updating is done.
I got this done by adding onActivation event to the form and calling
Activate() method after InitializeComponent() - it works, but I want to be
sure is that good/only way?
Flyfish
I'd like to create small window, with progress bar in it and with cancel/OK
button.
Something like that:
+-----------------------------------+
| |
| |
| progress bar |
| cancel/OK button |
+-----------------------------------+
It should be developed as the winform class. I put my update loop after
InitializeComponent() statement.
After instancing the class in the main application class, I call
ShowDialog() method to show the form. Form is showed after all
calculation/updating is done.
I got this done by adding onActivation event to the form and calling
Activate() method after InitializeComponent() - it works, but I want to be
sure is that good/only way?
Flyfish