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  1. #1
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    Status Dialog - Left over text after unzip

    Running the following code

    Code:
    StatusDlg.Show();
    StatusDlg.SetTitle("some text - yeah I know no need but getting ready to write a call back function for the unzip process");
    Zip.Extract(usual stuff with nil as the callback);
    StatusDlg.Hide();
    ShowADialog();
    
    [In a global function]
    function ShowADialog()
    StatusDlg.Show();
    StatusDlg.ShowProgressMeter(false);
    StatusDlg.SetMessage("some text here...");
    StatusDlg.Hide();
    end

    After the files have been unzipped, I see the word "Item:" underneath the "some text here..." message. This is left over from the unzip process. Should this not have been removed after the unzip process finished?

    Rgds John

  2. #2
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    Not sure off hand. Do you have a screenshot that shows this?

    Adam Kapilik

  3. #3
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    Pls see attached. Now I can also see it says 'Extracting' in the title as well.

    Thanks - John
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