Posted by Barbara Brazil on March 24, 2006 at 09:04:52:
In Reply to: Windows Programming Question...> posted by Tom Fulton on March 24, 2006 at 08:55:10:
Tom:
Yes you can do ENTER. We may need more details of your situation, but I can offer some advice based on a guess as to what you're doing.
If the ENTERed program is also dialog-based and its dialog is contained in a different .dll than the calling program, you'll need to destroy the parent dialog before doing the ENTER. You can call COS.DestroyDialog do to this. Then, after you return from the subprogram you'll need to reload the parent dialog by calling the same stuff you do when you originally loaded it.
DBX uses this process when you click on "ViewMgr" or "DbMgr". The DBX dialog is destroyed, the subprogram is entered and its dialog is displayed. After the EXIT the DBX dialog is reloaded.
Hope this helps.
bb