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stanmer...@atourclubdot.net (Stan Merlin)

Delphi Developer
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Borland Pascal 7.0, RW writing to the Window

OK. I'm tearing my hair out.  I've decided to pull out the BP 7.0 and
do some coding after a looooooong haitus.

code:

FunctionProc := MakeProcInstance( @ABProc, Hinstance );
DialogBox( HInstance, 'OOPS', mWnd, FunctionProc );

OOPS (my Resource from Resource Workshop) is displayed. So far so
good.  The selection is made, and data is crunched. Now, the question:

How do I display the data without doing a FreeProcInstance and
EndDialog?

Thanks

Ray

 
Ulli Conr

Delphi Developer
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:Borland Pascal 7.0, RW writing to the Window


On Tue, 30 Jun 1998 01:04:52 GMT, stanmer...@atourclubdot.net (Stan

Quote
Merlin) wrote:
>FunctionProc := MakeProcInstance( @ABProc, Hinstance );
>DialogBox( HInstance, 'OOPS', mWnd, FunctionProc );

>OOPS (my Resource from Resource Workshop) is displayed. So far so
>good.  The selection is made, and data is crunched. Now, the question:

Hi Ray, excuse me, maybe I didn#t understand this because of language
problems..... But:
What do you want to know?????
Which data and which selection are you talking about?

Quote
>How do I display the data without doing a FreeProcInstance and
>EndDialog?

Where do you want to display your data? And why not closing the dialog
after work is done??????

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Stan Merl

Delphi Developer
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:Borland Pascal 7.0, RW writing to the Window


Quote
ucon...@gmx.net (Ulli Conrad) wrote:
>On Tue, 30 Jun 1998 01:04:52 GMT, stanmer...@atourclubdot.net (Stan
>Merlin) wrote:
>>FunctionProc := MakeProcInstance( @ABProc, Hinstance );
>>DialogBox( HInstance, 'OOPS', mWnd, FunctionProc );

>>OOPS (my Resource from Resource Workshop) is displayed. So far so
>>good.  The selection is made, and data is crunched. Now, the question:
>Hi Ray, excuse me, maybe I didn#t understand this because of language
>problems..... But:
>What do you want to know?????
>Which data and which selection are you talking about?

One of the choices is to gather data from a file.  While the Dialog is
still diplayed (so other choices can be made, I want the data from the
file to print to the screen (The once created by the REsource
Workshop).

Quote
>>How do I display the data without doing a FreeProcInstance and
>>EndDialog?
>Where do you want to display your data? And why not closing the dialog
>after work is done??????

Because the Dialog gives options based on the data that is displayed.
Zweitze de Vrie

Delphi Developer
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:Borland Pascal 7.0, RW writing to the Window


Quote
Stan Merlin wrote in message ...
>OK. I'm tearing my hair out.  I've decided to pull out the BP 7.0 and
>do some coding after a looooooong haitus.

>FunctionProc := MakeProcInstance( @ABProc, Hinstance );
>DialogBox( HInstance, 'OOPS', mWnd, FunctionProc );

>OOPS (my Resource from Resource Workshop) is displayed. So far so
>good.  The selection is made, and data is crunched. Now, the question:
>How do I display the data without doing a FreeProcInstance and
>EndDialog?

I assume you'll want the main window to update itself...
How about sending a user-defined message to the main window? Or just force a
repaint using InvalidateRect?
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