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preventing the parent form from accepting any external input until this occurs. For a modeless dialog a different method is required that will allow the parent form to continue execution. The Form.Show method is used for this purpose. The Show method is inherited from the Control class and sets a control s Visible property to true. For a Form, this means it displays in a modeless fashion. The Show method is a void method since no immediate result is returned. As for our modal dialog, we will display the form from an item on the menu bar.

ADD PIXEL DATA MENU TO INVOKE THE PIXELDLG FORM Action 1 2 3 Display the View menu in the MainForm.cs [Design] window. Add a separator at the end of the menu. Add a Pixel Data menu item.

Before we use this to display the dialog, let s ponder what support we need for our new dialog. Since this is a modeless dialog, it will display while the main form is displayed. So the user may change which photo is displayed, or modify the display mode used. Such changes will require that we modify what is displayed in the dialog. To facilitate this, we will track whether the dialog is currently displayed, and which photo is currently represented by the dialog. Let s continue the previous steps and add these class members.

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ADD CLASS MEMBERS TO TRACK PIXELDLG SETTINGS Action 4 In the MainForm.cs window, add a private member to hold the PixelDlg form object. Also add an integer to hold the current photo represented in this form. Result

private PixelDlg _dlgPixel = null;

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private int _nPixelDlgIndex;

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These members will be used to update the dialog as the main window changes. In particular, we can use these members to create the dialog in the menu handler.

IMPLEMENT MENUPIXELDATA_CLICK EVENT HANDLER Action 6 Add a click handler for the Pixel Data menu. If the dialog has not been created or the existing dialog has been disposed, create a new dialog. Result

protected void menuPixelData_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if (_dlgPixel == null || _dlgPixel.IsDisposed) { _dlgPixel = new PixelDlg(); _dlgPixel.Owner = this; }

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Note: The Owner property used here ensures that the PixelDlg form is minimized and maximized along with the parent form. 8 Assign the initial data to display in the dialog.

by Frank Peters, project superintendent RQ Construction Sutter Surgical Hospital is a two-story 45,000-ft2 steel framed structure on an empty lot in Yuba City, California This project is now under construction, the steel has been erected, and the rough-ins are just beginning In planning and executing the modeling and coordination effort, the project team first defined the desired outcomes (required deliverables), then designed the systems to achieve the goals of the definition phase, and now is building that which was designed In the definition phase, the following points were noteworthy:

_nPixelDlgIndex = _album.CurrentPosition; Point p = pnlPhoto.PointToClient( Form.MousePosition); UpdatePixelData(p.X, p.Y); _dlgPixel.Show(); }

The code to create and display the dialog should seem familiar, but what about that code in step 8 of our task. Let s talk about it. The first line in step 8 simply assigns the current photo index to the _nPixelDlgIndex variable. No problem there.