wxProgressDialog with constructor's flag "wxPD_APP_MODAL" is not modal

[ghostvoodooman]

In ticket #14743 Vadim suggested to me to use class wxProgressDialog as a progress dialog.

Using SVN r72621, Windows Vista x64, my custom x64 build of WX.

I initialize the class as:

wxProgressDialog* progress=new wxProgressDialog(wxS("Progress..."),wxS("0%"),100,NULL,wxPD_APP_MODAL | wxPD_SMOOTH | wxPD_ELAPSED_TIME | wxPD_ESTIMATED_TIME | wxPD_REMAINING_TIME);

next, I am creating new windows/wxFrames from the same, main application thread, in time-consuming operation, each new window is created like every 5 or 10 seconds.

From time to time (like every second) I call from the main application thread:

double percent=<compute number of percent's>; // pseudo-code
wxString m=wxS(<compute number of percent's as a string message for user>); // pseudo-code
progress->Update((int)percent,m); // real code

This progress dialog is on the top (I mean Z-order) of the subsequently created windows. The defect is (rather cosmetic), when I click on subsequently created window, wxProgressDialog is not any more on the top of all windows (in Z-order), newly created windows are at the top in Z-order, which means the wxProgressDialog is NOT modal, as constructor flag wxPD_APP_MODAL says.

[vadz]

I think it's the same as #13185.