Thread buttons
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Hi. Sry to bother. I am creating some buttons in a UI-thread. And they creats just fine. Unique thing that bothers me, is that they don't draw itselfs. So i can use them, but i can't see them. I am using gdiplus to draw the buttons. I start it at the application thread. (i don't know if i should start it at my own thread too? and if i do it, sometimes the application doesn't starts, but doesn't matter the problem persists) So what could i do to make visible my buttons? (they have visible style and showwindow sw_show etc) (when i do this without thread it all looks fine) And other problem that i noticed, when the application is closed it calls the destructor of buttons created by my thread, so it raise exception. So.. can you help me? =) Tnx for any help.
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Hi. Sry to bother. I am creating some buttons in a UI-thread. And they creats just fine. Unique thing that bothers me, is that they don't draw itselfs. So i can use them, but i can't see them. I am using gdiplus to draw the buttons. I start it at the application thread. (i don't know if i should start it at my own thread too? and if i do it, sometimes the application doesn't starts, but doesn't matter the problem persists) So what could i do to make visible my buttons? (they have visible style and showwindow sw_show etc) (when i do this without thread it all looks fine) And other problem that i noticed, when the application is closed it calls the destructor of buttons created by my thread, so it raise exception. So.. can you help me? =) Tnx for any help.
Why not create the buttons in the primary thread?
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Why not create the buttons in the primary thread?
"Old age is like a bank account. You withdraw later in life what you have deposited along the way." - Unknown
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
Well.. It's complicated. It's not a simple button... That's why i tryed to do it in a thread, but i followed your idea and made instead of CreateButton(...) PostMessage(...) and it works. But i have certain troubles with it. For example i create one button, later other that have to works with previously created button. So how can i check that the message stack is empty?