How to immediately run funtion after popup dialog box?

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Hi,all friends

I am a new coder.

I write a AutoUpdate MFC program.
Process:
step1:close master PGM.
step2:check PGM version.
step3:check other files.
step4:open master PGM.
step5:exit update PGM.
and the update pgm only has a progress bar control.

Because all codes were written in OnInitDialog(),when the codes were run finish,Popup Update PGM and progress already was 100%.
This result is not what I want.

I want popup PGM -> run code
Not is run code -> popup PGM

Now I don't know how to do?

BR!
Thank you.

Posted 6-Aug-13 16:11pm

aolin.wang

Updated 7-Aug-13 14:03pm

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Solution 1

There is no such concept of "autorun" of function, no matter where. A function are called only when some other code calls it. You may not believe that, but it includes even the main function.

It's totally up to you to design the software the way the functions would be called on certain events or any chain of calls or, say, exceptions you want to have.

—SA

Posted 6-Aug-13 16:27pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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aolin.wang · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-14T20:17:00

Solution 2

After OnPaint() code,write code!

Posted 14-Aug-13 20:17pm

aolin.wang