Hi all. I've got a C++ application with an embedded Python interpreter,
running wxPython for the UI layer on Windows XP. At one point, I use the
SetWindowPos() Windows function to raise and activate a different
application. This works fine until I set up an event handler for the
activate event (either the app or frame). It totally hangs the application.
Note that it is just the fact that an event handler is set up that is causing
the problem: if the handler has nothing but "event.Skip()" it still hangs.
Any ideas?
The reason I set up the activate callback is so that my multi-window
application will raise all of its top-level frames whenever the application
is activated. If there is a prefered method for doing this, I'll just dispense
with the event handler...
As always, Thanks!
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