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DLL Talk / BlueGUI - setGadgetEnabled

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Robbie
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Posted: 30th May 2007 16:29
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I'm using setGadgetEnabled to disable windows when a dialog/window is open, and I want the windows that are disabled to stop receiving events. Is this possible? I know I can check to see if the window is open before allowing the events to be checked for, but this gets a little messy with a lot of windows.
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MSon
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 12:15 Edited at: 1st Jun 2007 12:31
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I never disable the window, I just use SetGadgetVisible Gadget,Num to hide it

Then I write a function to control it
IE: If GadgetVisible(FavWin) = 1 Then UpdateFavWin()

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Xolatron
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Posted: 9th Jun 2007 18:30
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Or if you still want the gadgets visible, but greyed out, try putting an all-inclusive if-statement after your getEvent call:



That's only one if statement, and it will make sure that your program only acts on events from enabled gadgets.

-Xol

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