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    I created a popup window control for displaying a message. It works fine in
    my program on XP. It works fine in a simple test program on WM. However,
    when I run my program on WM, the popup window does not appear. The
    dimensions are right. The position is right. It captures the mouse as it
    should. The only problem is that I can't see it. I thought that it might
    be hidden behind the main frame, but Raise had no effect. I can't think
    what else might be causing the problem. Any suggestions?
  • No.1 | | 562 bytes | |

    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    I created a popup window control for displaying a message. It works fine in
    my program on XP. It works fine in a simple test program on WM. However,
    when I run my program on WM, the popup window does not appear. The
    dimensions are right. The position is right. It captures the mouse as it
    should. The only problem is that I can't see it. I thought that it might
    be hidden behind the main frame, but Raise had no effect. I can't think
    what else might be causing the problem. Any suggestions?

    What is WM?
  • No.2 | | 963 bytes | |

    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    I created a popup window control for displaying a message. It works fine in
    my program on XP. It works fine in a simple test program on WM. However,
    when I run my program on WM, the popup window does not appear. The
    dimensions are right. The position is right. It captures the mouse as it
    should. The only problem is that I can't see it. I thought that it might
    be hidden behind the main frame, but Raise had no effect. I can't think
    what else might be causing the problem. Any suggestions?

    What is WM?

    Could it be VMWare? The virtual machine that allows you to run
    Unix/Linux on Windows (like the one I use to test my widgets)?

    Andrea.

    "Imagination Is The Weapon In The War Against Reality."

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    Robin Dunn wrote:
    What is WM?
    Windows Mobile, the worst S ever created.
  • No.4 | | 372 bytes | |

    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    Robin Dunn wrote:

    >What is WM?


    Windows Mobile, the worst S ever created.

    Why is that? Seems to work fine here.

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    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    Robin Dunn wrote:

    >What is WM?

    Windows Mobile, the worst S ever created.
    I don't know a whole lot about the platform, so you may have better luck
    asking on wx-users.
  • No.6 | | 632 bytes | |

    Robin Dunn wrote:

    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    >Robin Dunn wrote:
    >

    What is WM?
    >
    >Windows Mobile, the worst S ever created.


    I don't know a whole lot about the platform, so you may have better luck
    asking on wx-users.

    I was just wondering whether you or anyone else had any suggestions of
    things to look for -- things that I might have done wrong that would result
    in the nonappearance of the window -- things like not using Raise, so the
    window is hidden behind the main frame, except that I already checked that
    one.
  • No.7 | | 731 bytes | |

    Jeffrey Barish wrote:
    Robin Dunn wrote:

    >Jeffrey Barish wrote:

    Robin Dunn wrote:

    What is WM?
    Windows Mobile, the worst S ever created.
    >I don't know a whole lot about the platform, so you may have better luck
    >asking on wx-users.


    I was just wondering whether you or anyone else had any suggestions of
    things to look for -- things that I might have done wrong that would result
    in the nonappearance of the window -- things like not using Raise, so the
    window is hidden behind the main frame, except that I already checked that
    one.

    , sorry. What exactly (which wx class, style, etc.) is your popup
    window?

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