silly thing.
when you turn an exe project into a dll project, there is a message box that says "Press Ok to remove all forms from this project" (or something like that). the message box only has an "Ok" button .. shouldn't there be a cancel button too (otherwise why bother with the message).
best regards,
don
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That's right from the Paul Squires' collection of bonehead programming.
All fixed now. Added the necessary Cancel button. Will be in the 1.05 update.
I think the message should be eliminated completely Paul.
Why can't you have windows in a DLL? If I have some common forms in a project I would store them in a DLL not as distinct EXE's.
I believe the current method of code generation would cause problems if Forms were in the DLL. I haven't tried it yet, but I always thought that the main message pump had to be in the EXE rather than the DLL. I'd have to research this further but removing the restriction altogether is the ultimate goal.
Quote from: George BleckWhy can't you have windows in a DLL? If I have some common forms in a project I would store them in a DLL not as distinct EXE's.
This is how I have been planning to structure things ... one main exe and all modules in seperate DLLs.
David
Quote from: David MartinQuote from: George BleckWhy can't you have windows in a DLL? If I have some common forms in a project I would store them in a DLL not as distinct EXE's.
This is how I have been planning to structure things ... one main exe and all modules in seperate DLLs.
David
Same structure used here.
Forms in dll's to keep larger projects manageable.
Robert Jan
No problem. I will make the DLL changes to allow for Forms in DLL's.