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| Re: WizardDialog's Cancel Button [message #521804 is a reply to message #521791] |
Thu, 18 March 2010 18:43   |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33142
Registered: July 2009 |
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Dennis,
I think the idea is that only the progress monitor should be consulted
by the long running task/operation. Unless that operation respects the
cancellation, nothing else ought to be done. It's just a theory though...
Dennis Ponos wrote:
> When an IRunnableWithProgress runs inside a WizardDialog (for
> instance, by using the run() method of IWizardContainer), the
> WizardDialog disables all the GUI components except for the Cancel
> Button. The WizardDialog also removes the listener from the the
> Cancel Button for the duration of the active running operation.
> So it appears to the user that the active running operation can be
> canceled, but since the listener was removed, nothing happens.
> When the operation finishes, all the GUI components become enabled,
> and the listener is re-attached to the Cancel button.
> Does anyone know why the WizardDialog would keep the Cancel button
> enabled but remove the listener?
> I am finding myself in need of re-implementing the WizardDialog just
> to keep the listener attached and actually do something when the
> button is pressed during a running operation. I tried subclassing
> the WizardDialog and overriding the behavior, but the WizardDialog's
> attributes are all private w/out accessors so it is making it very
> difficult to override.
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Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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| Re: WizardDialog's Cancel Button [message #521820 is a reply to message #521804] |
Thu, 18 March 2010 19:32 |
Dennis Ponos
Messages: 2
Registered: March 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Hi Ed,
Thanks for replying to my inquiry.
I agree about the progress monitor only being consulted by the long running task/operation. The operation does respect progress monitor cancellation.
One of the issues I'm facing, however, is that there is nothing that the user can do that would set the progress monitor to a canceled state.
And really, it's not that important that the operation gets cancelled. The operations I'm talking about only take a few seconds. What I would like to happen, minimally, is that the WizardDialog "remembers" that the user pressed cancel. So when the task does complete, the dialog will close. But the WizardDialog doesn't even do that. It just "forgets" that the user pressed the Cancel button.
[quote title=Ed Merks wrote on Thu, 18 March 2010 14:43]Dennis,
I think the idea is that only the progress monitor should be consulted
by the long running task/operation. Unless that operation respects the
cancellation, nothing else ought to be done. It's just a theory though...
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