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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 30 December 2004]

Oh, another thing:
i'm getting some strange behaviour from using (modal) message boxes and changing focus between windows in my "thread-based" application. I sometimes loose control of the program that owns the message box when shifting focus when the message box is displayed. This does not happen when using modal floating windows (for something similar). All my windows are bound to thread, are message boxes (which are windows) also bound to thread? This behaviour is not a big problem, just a bit strange. Any ideas?

Happy new year to you all!

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 30 December 2004]

Oh, another thing:
i'm getting some strange behaviour from using (modal) message boxes and changing focus between windows in my "thread-based" application. I sometimes loose control of the program that owns the message box when shifting focus when the message box is displayed. This does not happen when using modal floating windows (for something similar). All my windows are bound to thread, are message boxes (which are windows) also bound to thread? This behaviour is not a big problem, just a bit strange. Any ideas?

Happy new year to you all!
What you describe is not an easy thing to solve. Window events in acucobol are limited. Acucorp really should allow all windows events to come through and allow us to handle them. Even better would be to allow us to list the event messages we want handled and supress the rest. This would help improve acuthin performance.

What I would really like Acucorp to do is add MDI(Multiple Document Interface) and TDI(Tabbed Document Interface) windowing capabilities into the runtime. This would make the window handling for document centric applications much easiar.