Re: TGMsgBox

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Hi Glen,

I think 

gClient->HandleInput();

should do the trick.

Rutger van der Eijk

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I am trying to create a message box that pops up "Reading data..." when
data is
being read and automatically disappears once all of the data has been
read.  To
do this, I simply modified the TGMsgBox code so that it would not wait for
a 
button to be clicked by removing the fClient->WaitFor(this) command.  The
problem, however, is that the text "Reading data..." does not appear until
the
data is completely read.  The window pops up immediately, but none of its
contents.  Is there a way that I can force the contents of the
TGTransientFrame
to be displayed/updated immediately?

Thanks for your help.

Glen

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