duke_n
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Form Repaint
I tried to simulate an effect of one form sliding from another. during that, the "upper" one have horribly flickered. Is there a way to stop it from repainting itself while the "lower" one is sliding, and then let it repaint itself back again as mch as it wants(as I pretend to myself, this is the way to make it stop flickering. If the way differs, please put the working way here)?
Try:
- Double buffered property (Delphi 4)
- LockWindowsUpdate(...)
- Double buffered property (Delphi 4)
- LockWindowsUpdate(...)
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BOY! are you fast or are you fast?
I'll check it now
I'll check it now
ASKER
It worx perfectly, muchachos.
thanx
thanx
ASKER
Oh, MAN!
this flashes the background windows if there are some when I do the
LockWindowUpdate(0);
this flashes the background windows if there are some when I do the
LockWindowUpdate(0);
look at beginupdate and endupdate in the delphi help.
also remember application.processmessage
that should help some