I\'m building a .net plugin for a MFC application. I created a form using WinForms and .net4. The form is shown after user clicks a button in the MFC application. One of my controls uses Application.I
I want to forward a message (such as WM_MOUSEWHEEL) when I\'m over this control with the mouse, without stealing the focus. This problem can be easily solved intercepting the message with an IMessageF
pythoncom.PumpMessages() From what I understand this line basically tells the program to wait f开发者_StackOverfloworever. For my purposes it seems to be working. However, I\'d like to be able to end
We have a CF.NET 3.5 app that seems to work fine for about 4 hours before a specific bug appears:Once buggy, there is a delay of approx 30 seconds after a mouse click before the corresponding ..._Mous
I have a WPF app that uses a non-WPF vendor library.My app does not receive any events that the library fires.I\'ve been told that this is because I need a message pump.
I have a C# WinForms application. This exception is thrown within the static void Main() method when a DevExpress XtraMessageBox is displayed prior to starting up the main UI form. Below is the code (
I have a program that needs to sit in the background and when a user connects to a RDP session it will do some environment setup then launch a program. When the program is closed it will do some house
I 开发者_如何学JAVAmake my own GUI see here but system is taking too much resources on further looking into the issue i have found that java pumpevents method is talking too much time.
I\'m writing a plugin (dll file), and I\'m 开发者_StackOverflowcreating a WinForm as its interface/dialog.
I\'m getting in trouble. I\'m trying to emulate the call Application.Run using Application.DoEvents... this sounds bad, and then I accept also alternative solutions to my question...
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