I've created a rather complex GUI which is refreshed at almost every change in values (a lot of interconnected values).
Problem is that I cannot get rid of the blinking of RadioBoxes. All StaticTexts and TextCtrls remain still but the RadioBoxes keep on blinking at every change ( I do change the values displayed in those RadioBoxes).
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance.
Peter.
Hey…I noticed no-one replied to this
yet. Now, I don’t feel like I’m qualified enough to give advice,
but given the previous statement, I figured it couldn’t hurt. Anyhow,
we have some weird refresh problems in our application too. Some
of them seem to deal with notebooks. We often use freeze() and thaw()
to surround certain code that is doing something or changing the gui. Have
you tried this?
Michael Kolakowski
Computer Programmer
Department of Surgery
University of Nebraska Medical Center
402-559-5726
on 08/30/2005 10:59:22 AM:
I’ve created a rather complex GUI which is refreshed at almost every
change in values (a lot of interconnected values).
Problem is that I cannot get rid of the blinking of RadioBoxes. All
StaticTexts and TextCtrls remain still but the RadioBoxes keep on
blinking
at every change ( I do change the values displayed in those RadioBoxes).
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance.
Peter.
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`“Peter Damoc” pdamoc@gmx.net wrote
I've tried it but it didn't worked... anyway... in the end I managed to eliminate the problem by replacing the full panel refresh with smaller refreshes
Thanks for the tip anyway... there are places where freeze/thaw works beautifuly
Peter
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 15:47:48 +0300, MICHAEL A KOLAKOWSKI <mkolakowski@unmc.edu> wrote:
Hey...I noticed no-one replied to this yet. Now, I don't feel like I'm
qualified enough to give advice, but given the previous statement, I
figured it couldn't hurt. Anyhow, we have some weird refresh problems in
our application too. Some of them seem to deal with notebooks. We often
use freeze() and thaw() to surround certain code that is doing something
or changing the gui. Have you tried this?