Re: window display clearing display first

[JDHorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

   Thanks Booth
    
   All displays were previously comiled with RSTDSP *YES.
    
   Jim
    
    
    
   message: 7
   date: Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:52:52 -0500
   from: Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
   subject: Re: window display clearing display first

   I wonder if compiling with the  RSTDSP *YES option will make a difference?

   JDHorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
   >    I have an issue with a window clearing the display
   >    
   >    old oe system calls window1
   >    
   >    window1  requests fax info
   >      calls window2 to find customer fax numbers
   >          returns to window1 with lr on
   >      calls window3 to display error message
   >          when window3 displays, it first clears the display
   >      
   >    if I return from window3 and call another window program the display
   is
   >    still cleared.
   >        
   >    the background will not return until window1 is redisplayed
   >    
   >    if window2 does not turn on LR, everything works just fine.
   >    
   >    all of the display files have records with assume and keep keywords
   in
   >    them.
   >    
   >    all the record formats displayed use the overlay keyword.
   >    
   >    I tested this in a number of different ways and it seems to be a
   universal
   >    truth.
   >    
   >    Is this normal behavior?  Is there a way to make this work with LR
   on?
   >      
   >    typical beginning of a screen member
   >    
   >    R NOCLEAR                   TEXT('Prevent Initial Clear')            
      
   >                                ASSUME                                  
        
   >                                OVERLAY                                  
      
   >                            1  2'X'                                      
      
   >    R NOERASE                   TEXT('Prevent Screen Erase')            
        
   >                                KEEP                                    
        
   >    R SCR1                                                              
        
   >                                WINDOW(3 4 20 72)                        
      
   >                                OVERLAY                                  
      
   >                                RTNCSRLOC(&XXRCD &XXFLD )                
      
   >                                MOUBTN(*ULD
   >    CF24)                              
   >                                
   >    Jim Horn
   >  

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