The testcode.
You can see, how an instance is created and how it is destroyed.
The EventLoop() shows, that you have to do an If-Question to asure that the instance pointer is not zero.
If you don't do that you will run into troubles after a window/dialog is closed and the event loop wants to check ...
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- Tue Mar 28, 2017 8:16 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: Module to make the work easier with XML Dialogs
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- Topic: Module to make the work easier with XML Dialogs
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Module to make the work easier with XML Dialogs
I am working nearly with XML Dialogs only, because it make the work with windows much easier.
What i don't like and what confuses me is, that there are several numbers needed when coding with XML Dialogs (e.g. Dialog Number, Window Number, XML Number).
Thats chaos for me and so i wrote a Module ...
What i don't like and what confuses me is, that there are several numbers needed when coding with XML Dialogs (e.g. Dialog Number, Window Number, XML Number).
Thats chaos for me and so i wrote a Module ...