Re: Force menubar visualization
- From: r_z_aret@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 14:49:38 -0400
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 14:35:02 -0700, "Greg"
<Greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>My question in the thread called " Fast dialog visualization" was how to
>display quickly the dialog (before making the data initialization) and then,
>after having the dialog displayed, doing the data initialization. I've solved
>this question in the way suggested by Marius Prisecaru: posting a message to
Yes, you solved the specific question you asked in that thread. But
I'm concerned about the larger question. And so my response in the
original thread was to ask you some questions to help determine
whether your approach is sound. In other words, determine whether you
are asking the right questions. I think some of your symptoms are the
result of your approach. If I'm right, then answering your specific
questions is not really helping you. And the specific question you
asked here is part of a larger set of questions that should be
addressed in the original thread.
>the dialog and then, in the handler of the message, initializing the data. I
>explained this in current thread (though I said "The handler of this message
>makes the dialog initialization" and I had to have said "The handler of this
>message makes the data initialization").
>
>So, I have got the dialog visualized quickly and once the dialog is
>visualized, I do the data initialization, but the problem now is the
>following: once the dialog is displayed and while the data are being
>initialized, what I see on the screen is the dialog with all its components
>EXCEPT the menubar on the bottom of the screen. Once the data initialization
>has finished, the menubar is displayed.
>
>And what I would like to get is: the menubar being displayed on the bottom
>of the screen at the same time that the rest of the dialog is displayed,
>i.e., before the data initialization.
>
>My question was then: Can I do something to get this?. For instance, can I
>call to any function just before beginning the data initialization in order
>to get the menubar immediately displayed?.
>
>Thanks, and excuse me for not having explained the problem better.
>
>"r_z_aret@xxxxxxxxxxxx" wrote:
>
>> I answered your nearly identical question in a thread called " Fast
>> dialog visualization" last week in
>> microsoft.public.windowsce.embedded.vc. If you are not happy with my
>> answer, please reply in that thread and explain why you are not
>> satisfied. That way I and others will have a far better chance to
>> refine our answers.
>>
>>
>> On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 02:45:02 -0700, "Greg"
>> <Greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> >I am developing an embedded Visual C++ 4.0 MFC application. It has a dialog
>> >with a long initialization. In order to visualize the dialog quickly, I am
>> >posting an application message in InitDialog function. The handler of this
>> >message makes the dialog initialization. All of this makes that the dialog
>> >visualization be performed quickly, and so its initialization is made while
>> >the dialog is on the screen.
>> >The problem is that all the dialog is displayed EXCEPT the menubar, and so
>> >the bottom of the display has a "hole" through which the background can be
>> >seen until the initialization ends, when the menubar is then displayed.
>> >My question is: Is there any way to force the visualization of the menubar
>> >immediately after the visualization of the rest of the fields of the dialog,
>> >so that there is no need to wait to the end of the initialization to get the
>> >menubar displayed?.
>>
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