(#904) Wrap MessageBoxes with a hidden window #905
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There appears to be a "feature" in WPF that prevents MessageBoxes from
displaying when there are no active windows. Many of our MessageBoxes
are to report errors, and many of them occur during startup. This
results in them not displaying as we haven't created any windows. This
works around that by creating a hidden window and closing it after the
MessageBox has been displayed.
Description Of Changes
Wrap message boxes with calls to display a hidden window.
Motivation and Context
There is apparently a "feature" of WPF that prevents message boxes from displaying unless there's a window being displayed.
Testing
Caveat: I have not verified that all 7 message boxes are displayed, merely the one that I was able to reliably reproduce. I also did not verify the overloads that don't have any references (yet). I merely added them so we have them if needed in the future.
Change Types Made
Related Issue
Fixes #904
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