Re: Drawing window border

[<Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks, Gene. I specified RSTDSP(*YES) on the compile of the second 
program's screen and it now draws the border on every call to it.

But I don't really understand why. The Help text on that keyword kind of 
implies you'd do it on the FIRST program so that when you return to IT, 
it's screen would be restored, without you having to re-display it 
explicitly. But as long as it works...

Arthur J. Marino
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Is your display compiled with RSTDSP(*YES)?



On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:41 AM, <Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sorry to bother y'all, but I have an RPG display program ('old style')
> calling another program whose only function is to display a window. 
(I've
> coded an unused "ASSUME" record in the 2nd program so the 1st program's
> screen is not erased when the 2nd loads.) All works well the first time.
> However, after returning to the 1st program, all subsequent presses of 
the
> function key display the 2nd program's window with NO BORDER around it,
> which looks very ugly. I've tried it with and without USRRSTDSP in the 
2nd
> program, all to no avail.
>
> This is a very small but very annoying issue. What on earth could I be
> doing/not doing that could cause this? Any ideas?
> Thanks (in advance).
>
> Arthur J. Marino
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