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Showing Modeless Dialog using the CCW?

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herc - 26 Jul 2007 14:52 GMT
I have modified my project from the previous post and am not using
exclusively the COM callable wrapper (CCW)...

I have C++ code calling into .Net 1.1 code via the CCW.  There is on
call that launches a Managed modeless dialog.  Right now the dialog
starts to draw the frame but that is it.  There appears to be no
message pump to feed it messages.  Is there some way to fix this?

Cartoper
Cartoper - 26 Jul 2007 15:09 GMT
> I have modified my project from the previous post and am not using
> exclusively the COM callable wrapper (CCW)...
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> starts to draw the frame but that is it.  There appears to be no
> message pump to feed it messages.  Is there some way to fix this?

Maybe I should put a message pump in the test application;)  Opps.  My
test application was a console app, when I turned it into a MFC Dialog
project, the modeless dialog showed up just fine.

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