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Modal MDI form

Asked by l99057j in C# Programming Language

Tags: mdi, modal, form

I have a program that is very much like a wizard.  Several forms are shown one after another and a result is produced at the end.  There are several different calculation engines so what I had planned was that at startup the program would use reflection to find all the calc engines in the app directory.  This is working great.  The user can choose which engine they need and that engine is loaded dynamically.

The problem is that I cannot find a way to show these forms as modal.  It would be nice to just say Show step 1 and then have the code wait until that form is finished.  If this is not possible, is there an elegant way to fake modal behavior?  Or should I forget modal altogether and use delegates to have each form notify the application when the user chooses to go "Back" or "Next"?

If there is a good solution that uses a non-MDI parent, that is fine as well.  I only need a window that can host a pulldown menu and these wizard-like forms.  I never would have thought this would be so difficult, but I think I'm still thinking in VB6 and not seeing a simple C# solution.

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