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To: jd05@gte.com, clim@BBN.COM
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Subject: Accepting-values
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From: "John G. Aspinall" <JGA@alderaan.scrc.symbolics.com>
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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 11:26-0400
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Comments: Had my coffee and more brain cells are working now.
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In-Reply-To: <19920408130151.2.JOHND@babar.gte.com>
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Supersedes: <19920408150446.2.JGA@JUBJUB.SCRC.Symbolics.COM>
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 09:01 EDT
From: John Doleac <jd05@gte.com>
[...]
I tried John's sandwich example with a write-caption-pane in it.
Write-caption-pane in an accepting-values works in MCL and Allegro, but
causes a sheet lock on Symbolics:
Forget my earlier explanation.
I was confused about what you were trying to do. Basically, you are
asking Genera's crufty old window system to do something that it isn't
up to. Namely: write out on a partially obscured window. When you
pop-up the a-v window, it pops up on top of your application frame. You
can't do output to the application frame's panes until you've finished
with the a-v pane. Younger, more sprightly, window systems can do this.
Assuming this is an experiment and not a type of interaction you're
actually trying to achieve, I'll leave it at that. If you're using
pop-up a-v's to change application state, that's fine. Just don't try
to reflect the new state in your application panes until the a-v dialog
is finished. Even in a modern window system, remember that code inside
the pop-up a-v runs again and again and again...
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