Hi all,
I’ve just created a dialog and created an internal link for it and somehow
if I use
ApCreateModule(ABM_MyDialog, widget, cbinfo)
it always returns NULL and the dialog doesn’t come up.
Any ideas?
I am using PhAb 2.01 on QNX 6.2.0
Sylvain
Sylvain Marcotte <smarcotte@vortek.com> wrote:
I’ve just created a dialog and created an internal link for it and somehow
if I use
ApCreateModule(ABM_MyDialog, widget, cbinfo)
it always returns NULL and the dialog doesn’t come up.Any ideas?
From a quick look at the source code, there are several possible reasons
for ApCreateModule() to return NULL:
1 It can’t open or read the executable. If that’s the case, your
program would probably also fail to open its base window. Does it
have a base window?
2 The executable was build incorrectly and the module is missing.
When you’re building the program, is MyDialog.wgtd listed as one of
the arguments to phabbind?
3 The internal link defines a pre-realize setup function, and the
function returns Pt_END.
Thanks you got it.
Turns out someone in my group modified the basic Makefile and forgot to tell
me about it and whenever one adds a module to the project, the Makefile has
to be modified accordingly. I made that person aware of the abWfiles that’s
generated by PhAB and that the Makefile should make use of that file after I
gave him an earful for wasting a full day of my work.
Thanks for your help.
Sylvain
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Sylvain Marcotte <> smarcotte@vortek.com> > wrote:
I’ve just created a dialog and created an internal link for it and
somehow
if I use
ApCreateModule(ABM_MyDialog, widget, cbinfo)
it always returns NULL and the dialog doesn’t come up.Any ideas?
From a quick look at the source code, there are several possible reasons
for ApCreateModule() to return NULL:1 It can’t open or read the executable. If that’s the case, your
program would probably also fail to open its base window. Does it
have a base window?2 The executable was build incorrectly and the module is missing.
When you’re building the program, is MyDialog.wgtd listed as one of
the arguments to phabbind?3 The internal link defines a pre-realize setup function, and the
function returns Pt_END.
Sylvain Marcotte <smarcotte@vortek.com> wrote:
Turns out someone in my group modified the basic Makefile and forgot to tell
me about it and whenever one adds a module to the project, the Makefile has
to be modified accordingly. I made that person aware of the abWfiles that’s
generated by PhAB and that the Makefile should make use of that file after I
gave him an earful for wasting a full day of my work.Thanks for your help.
No problem; it’s good to know it wasn’t my fault…