I wanna make the load button gray after user pressed the button. you know, another load process will be executed after the current one is completed, if the load button is double-clicked. Karah
flash load
Sorry there is no way to disable this.
then, is there any other choice to avoid the undesirable effect? Thank you for your reply.
"is there any other choice to avoid the undesirable effect?" Yes - just don't do it! ;-) These are development tools - I suppose It's kind of assumend that the users are competent developers... What exactly is the problem that you're trying to solve? The action of the Flash Download button is configurable in the 'Utilities' tab of the Target Options: http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv3/uv3_fl_usingflashmenu.htm Couldn't you select 'Use external tool' and create your own utility that performs as you require?
thank you, Andy! your suggestion leads to another tool window activated when flash load is launched. It would be a reasonable idea to resovle my problem, but I just want to know how keil gets rid of the problem for its AGDI interface.
"I just want to know how keil gets rid of the problem for its AGDI interface." Presumably, they don't see it as a problem! I can't see it (yet) either - please explain: What exactly is your "problem" here? Again, what are you actually trying to achieve here?
what are you actually trying to achieve here? another load process will be executed after the first load is completed, if the load button is double-clicked.
OK, we will investigate if we can disable the LOAD function while there is another LOAD already in process. However, it looks not like a serious problem to me. Reinhard
"it looks not like a serious problem to me." " yes, it won't trouble you when a small target file need to be loaded, but with your application size gets larger and larger, the casual click costs too much time. Karah
"the casual click costs too much time." There must be innumerable buttons all over your Windows system that will cause trouble if you use them incorrectly! I think you just need to be more careful! Software development should be disciplined - not a "casual" activity
"Software development should be disciplined - not a "casual" activity " maybe you are right. ;-) I agree with you on this point.