waitbar/processbar with windows, always on top
in [Matlab]
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From: pedro moreno on 12 Aug 2010 08:08 Maybe there is a solution: set(h,'WindowStyle','modal') But the problem is that this instruction generates several 'bong' error noises, and in the command window no errors are showed. Is very strange, I have no idea... ¿anybody has the solution of the mistery? thx
From: Jan Simon on 12 Aug 2010 08:29 Dear Pedro, > The only thing for this was perfect is that waitbar window is always visible for user, but it always hide in the second updated, 20% (the waitbar window is minimized in taskbar). Again: This is really strange! There is no Matlab method to minimize a window to the taskbar. Therefore you obviously apply a Java or OS call to minimize the WAITBAR window. Keep the window visible is trivial then: Omit this call. And it would be helpful for the community if you show us, how you minimize the window. If I miss the point: why/how is the window minimized to the taskbar? Kind regards, Jan
From: Walter Roberson on 12 Aug 2010 16:33
pedro moreno wrote: > Maybe there is a solution: > > set(h,'WindowStyle','modal') > > But the problem is that this instruction generates several 'bong' error > noises, and in the command window no errors are showed. Is very strange, > I have no idea... ¿anybody has the solution of the mistery? The bong will be given each time you move the cursor outside of the modal window. It is a normal part of defining a window to be modal. |