Hi. Maybe I am overlooking the obvious. I know how to run a .Net form and wait for it, but how do I run a form persistently and allow control to return to the calling procedure? Thanks.
Just call the Form’s Show method.
Ok. That works, but you still have to have some kind of .Net WAIT-FOR.
If one already has an app with a ABL WAIT-FOR, is it possible to fire up a .Net form, show it, and then resume my ABL wait? All the examples seems to be the WAIT-FOR System.Windows.Form.Application:Run(x) variety.
To my knowledge the first WAIT-FOR needs to by .NET style to give .NET components the chance to handle messages.
Progress uses the WAIT-FOR Application:Run() to initialize message handling in .NET and ABL.