I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to time. 
For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can be 
closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is 
function code. Question is: is it my poor/bad programming or old version of 
xb++? On Windows XP sp3 it works fine.

-Jari-

Jari Sollo wrote:

> I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to time. 
> For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can be 
> closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is 
> function code.

Update Xbase++ to the current version - it does not work as expected on
Windows 7

That is what I thought it could be. I just wanted to be sure. Thanks.
-Jari-

<Thomas Braun> kirjoitti 
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> Jari Sollo wrote:
>
>> I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to 
>> time.
>> For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can 
>> be
>> closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is
>> function code.
>
> Update Xbase++ to the current version - it does not work as expected on
> Windows 7
>

One mor question: What is current version? Will 19.0 do or does it need that 
2.0 (visual) to work in Windows 7?

-J-

<Thomas Braun> kirjoitti 
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> Jari Sollo wrote:
>
>> I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to 
>> time.
>> For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can 
>> be
>> closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is
>> function code.
>
> Update Xbase++ to the current version - it does not work as expected on
> Windows 7
>

Jari,

Current version is 1.90.355.

Have fun!

   >don<


On Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:26:30 +0200, Jari Sollo wrote:

> One mor question: What is current version? Will 19.0 do or does it need that 
> 2.0 (visual) to work in Windows 7?
> 
> -J-
> 
> <Thomas Braun> kirjoitti 
> viestissä:bqr7hko0nje.sukuxun0m8lw.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Jari Sollo wrote:
>>
>>> I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to 
>>> time.
>>> For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can 
>>> be
>>> closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is
>>> function code.
>>
>> Update Xbase++ to the current version - it does not work as expected on
>> Windows 7
>>

The same happens with me and i use 1.90.355 on windows 7.
On other operating systems like XP it does not happen.
It only freezes on windows 7 and i believe it is related to xbpstatusbar 
class.
Normaly when i open other windows or the explorer, my app freezes.

Marco Aguiar


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I have tested application in Windows  7 64-bit and it reezes time to time.
For example if I open a window, close it and open again. Then program can be
closed by task manager. That program is compiled with Xb++ 1.82.294 it is
function code. Question is: is it my poor/bad programming or old version of
xb++? On Windows XP sp3 it works fine.

-Jari-

hi,

> ... and i believe it is related to xbpstatusbar class.

try native Statusbar with ot4xb found at Pablos Website www.xbwin.com

greetings by OHR
Jimmy

Hi, thanks, but i coudn´t find how to do it.
A little help would be nice.
Marco

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hi,

> ... and i believe it is related to xbpstatusbar class.

try native Statusbar with ot4xb found at Pablos Website www.xbwin.com

greetings by OHR
Jimmy

hi,

> Hi, thanks, but i coudnt find how to do it.
> A little help would be nice.

goto http://www.xbwin.com/
look into Sub-Forum "ot4xb.public"

search for "18. Februar 2012"
Titel "Statusbar (msctls_statusbar32) Panel Handle ?"

there you find a Attachment with include DXE_Statusbar and DXE_Progressbar.

Syntax should be same as "original" but as it is a "native" Control
you do not need M$ComCtl.OCX ( and no Registery Entry what i
think is your Problem )

greetings by OHR
Jimmy