>
- So well is it a bug?
I don't think so.
- Would it be possible to get it fixed until the next release?
Just show the dialog in the callafter and then you can reset your listctrl
item at the same time.
- Is there a way to give the eventhandling system a "kick"
e.g. from a timer, telling the wx-system explicitly to process
the queue?
Calling wxWakeUpIdle from a timer should do it.
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> >
> - So well is it a bug?I don't think so.
> - Would it be possible to get it fixed until the next release?
Just show the dialog in the callafter and then you can reset your listctrl
item at the same time.
I did it and works great.
> - Is there a way to give the eventhandling system a "kick"
> e.g. from a timer, telling the wx-system explicitly to process
> the queue?Calling wxWakeUpIdle from a timer should do it.
Did not help, but this doesnt matter for me.
By the way:
- I showed the Modal Dialog with the Panel as the parent.
Could this cause the Problem?
- Is this allowed to specify e.g. a Panel as a parent for a dialog?
- I noticed, that under wxGTK the underlieing Frames/Dialogs
are not "always behind" a modal dialog if it is initialized
with a Panel instead of a Frame/Dialog as parent.
(Bug or feature?)
Thank you very much, Greetings, Andre'
On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 10:06:14 -0700 "Robin Dunn" <robin@alldunn.com> wrote:
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