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From: [e-mail] (LIST 9PisPITOSTY,IDV)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Syncronous Modal Dialog
Date: 12 May 1993 16:21:07 -0400
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Hi,
I have a lots of problems using XView (libraries Release 3.2) in order to
do the following:
+ I want to create a MODAL Dialog which block the program flow
  (a syncronous dialog, ala Macintosh) , as the Notice Panel
  does, but with Text Item, List Item, and other XView objects.
+ The MODAL Dialog also must allows the Timer to be called (why
  Notice doesn't do that?).
 
The problems are:
- Using the "xv_window_loop" functions most XView objects dont work
  (as the List Item), and the timers aren't called.
 
- With the "notify_dispatch" explicit I have problem because:
  "...never attempt to do direct dispaching from within a callback
  routine..." as say the "XView Programming Manual (Third Edition)"
  on page 486 (uhm... I know this number!!! :->).
  But I need to do dispatching just inside a callback routine!
 
Help me, please!!!
 
Thanks in advance,
--- Giovanni
 
P.S. Please, send replay directly to my address belove (I haven't
direct access to Internet).
 
Giovanni Beani
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