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ZS DIALOG ERROR
#1
Hallo ZS,
Ich habe ZSDialog.ShowColorDialog() mit HWHS868.000 getestet. Warum wird das Dialogfeld hinter dem Fenster angezeigt? Können Sie den Dialog in den Vordergrund bringen? Tritt dieses Problem bei allen Dialogfeldern auf?
Alles Gute
Martin
P.S. Gebe ich den Text in englisch ein, wird er sofort ins deutsche übersetzt
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#2
Thanks for the try
I will figure out this soon as currently my pc is not working.

From source code look like all fine can anyone else try
ZS
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(05-19-2025, 10:03 PM)martmen Wrote: ...
P.S. Gebe ich den Text in englisch ein, wird er sofort ins deutsche übersetzt

(übersetzt von Google Übersetzer)

Hallo, martmen  Shy
Es ist möglich, dass Ihr Browser englischen Text in deutschen umwandelt, weil in Ihrem Browser die Option „Seiten automatisch ins Deutsche übersetzen“ aktiviert ist.

Bitte überprüfen Sie dies. Wenn diese Option aktiviert ist, können Sie sie einfach für eine Weile deaktivieren.
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#4
Thank you for the tip. 
Now I will once again let Copilot translate the text. Unfortunately, Copilot is not yet very good at programming in Small Basic. It simply invents commands or does not know the syntax of commands. But for small routines, it has given me some good ideas. It is interesting to see how Copilot programs. 

Best regards
Martin
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#5
I can also reproduce the issue with  HWHS868.00, and cannot see any issue with the ZS source code.

Interestingly, Color = LDDialogs.Colour() works as expected using the same winform Dialog.  The difference is that the LD version is run async using STA (single treaded appartment).  I can't remember why I did it this way, but does seem to make this difference.

PS, 

ZS - sorry to hear about your PC - I use GIT for ALL my software projects (public and private), apart from a secure backup it is very useful being able to check or revert changes made.  I guess the best approach is to decompile your dll to source - its horrible losing work done - we have all had it happen and then learn from it.  I backup nightly entire PC to USB drive (and then check it worked with no errors) and take regular disk image dumps to a different USB drive extracted from an old laptop.  I do this from learned experience, not from paranoia.
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