DN_DRAWDIALOGDONE

0

0

Ignored.

Although this event is sent at the end of the drawing process, the virtual screen buffer is not yet "flushed". Meaning that if a plugin wants to draw something ontop the dialog, the changes might be erased from the screen when returning from the dialog callback function.

To prevent this, you must force the virtual screen buffer to be flushed using the Text(0,0,0,NULL) function, and only the "draw" your changes. For example:

  case  DN_DRAWDIALOGDONE:
    Info.Text(0,0,0,NULL);
    // draw ours here
    break;