Re: Weird behavior when writing a window

No, I'd checked all that stuff: I have compile defaults set in
Turnover and the customer used one of my existing windows as a model
(but I noticed some keywords had vanished).

Obviously there's some unexplained behavior that's circumvented by
opening and closing the display file; I haven't gone through the RPG
code to see if something unnatural is going on.  The good news is that
this window's irregularities had been causing pain in other areas and
now those problems have been cleared.

-reeve

On 4/15/05, Ken Sims <mdrg5003@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Reeve -
> 
> >Well, Ken, opening and closing the file solves the immediate problem:
> >moonbounce is gone.  But the background goes blank before the next
> >window is written, so I have to do a little more work to make this a
> >pleasant user experience.
> 
> That sounds like maybe the display file of the caller is not RSTDSP(*YES).
> 
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