Guys
When using the wxFileDialog on MSW, if I delete a directory sometimes the
wxFileDialog tries to find it. I understand this is a system thing so I
passed a directory that exists to the wxFileDialog using defaultDir and it
still tries to find the old none existant directory.
Nigel
Nigel Moriarty wrote:
Guys
When using the wxFileDialog on MSW, if I delete a directory sometimes the
wxFileDialog tries to find it. I understand this is a system thing so I
passed a directory that exists to the wxFileDialog using defaultDir and it
still tries to find the old none existant directory.
I can't duplicate this. What style flags and other params are you using?
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Robin
It was a unavailable mapped network drive that was slowing things down. It
seems that if the windows machine know about a mapped drive it tries to
detect it even when the defaultDir parameter is passed. It eventually
(30-60 seconds) pops up with the correct directory. I guess its a windows
thing that can't be over ridden.
Nigel
On Fri, 05 Dec 2003 10:13:35 -0800 Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> wrote:
Nigel Moriarty wrote:
> Guys
>
> When using the wxFileDialog on MSW, if I delete a directory sometimes
the
> wxFileDialog tries to find it. I understand this is a system thing so
I
> passed a directory that exists to the wxFileDialog using defaultDir
and it
> still tries to find the old none existant directory.I can't duplicate this. What style flags and other params are you using?