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- Item 1819104 21-April-90 14:32PDT
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- From: D0314 Imageering Optical Disk Sys,PRT
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- To: STRONG.S Strong, Steve
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- cc: MACAPP.TECH$ MacApp Technical
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- Sub: Re[2]¿Getting Views to Appear
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- Steve,
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- Thanks for the information! I called ShowReverted because that is how the
- DemoText example that came with 2.0ß9 does it. An open is all I need. I had
- figured out that I needed to open the window, not my view, but I did it by
- having a 'fMyWindow: TWindow' field in my document as well as an fMyView field.
- Is there any reason to keep the window field around? i.e. Will most of the
- messages I instigate go to my view or to it's window? Also shouldn't your
- example do a 'FailNIL(aTEView)' after the FindSubView?
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- I am still not sure why a call to any of 'TView.DrawContents'
- 'TView.ForceRedraw', 'TView.Show', or 'TView.ViewEnable' would not work,
- espcially TView.Show, but they don't. Oh well on to Cohandlers!!
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- Once again thanks for the help!
- Less confused,
- Reece Dike,
- Imageering Optical Disk Systems
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