A few questions

[Henning]

Sorry to say it, but:

MainWindow.Hide will NOT compile, and neither will MainWindow.Close. No error, the compiler just stops and leaves...

It seems MainWindow doesn't have all subs/functions of a "standard" QWidget activated.

/Henning

[berndnoetscher]

Sorry to say it, but:

MainWindow.Hide will NOT compile, and neither will MainWindow.Close. No error, the compiler just stops and leaves...

It seems MainWindow doesn't have all subs/functions of a "standard" QWidget activated.

/Henning

This works for me:

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Outlet pushButton As QPushButton

Signal on_pushButton_clicked(Checked As Boolean)
  MsgBox("on_pushButton_clicked")
  MainWindow.Hide()
End Signal



But MainWindow.Close() does not work yet.

[Henning]

This works for me:

No it does not compile when executed from Form2!

The compiler just breaks and leaves when compiling Form2.

/Henning

[Slowdown]

Henning is right.
Don't understand it but i tested the code several times before posting and this evening
the compiler keeps complaining.
I think i isolate the problem but i'm not sure and perhaps B can shine some light onto it.
Mainwindow can only be closed from MainWindow.
I changed the code again tested it and it works now but not the way Henning has planned it to be.

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MainWindow is hidden when MyWindow is showed.

[Henning]

@Slowdown
Thanx for testing. I've come to the same results.


It seems like MainWindow for some reason is *specal*, I don't understand why? The prfered behaviour is to mimic KBasic, any Window/Form or a Module with a Sub Main() can be the start-up Object.
The only *special* Objects as I see it are Application and Global.

Waiting for B's explanaition.

/Henning

[berndnoetscher]

@Slowdown
Thanx for testing. I've come to the same results.


It seems like MainWindow for some reason is *specal*, I don't understand why? The prfered behaviour is to mimic KBasic, any Window/Form or a Module with a Sub Main() can be the start-up Object.
The only *special* Objects as I see it are Application and Global.

Waiting for B's explanaition.

/Henning

There is a variable missing in some case. I fixed it. Sorry.