Scott Hutchinson

"please merge it and you could write some tests and doc for it later"

I think I need this feature too. In A/B benchmark testing, I want the test to require that B is faster than A. If we chose to use B instead...

We are currently disabling warnings like this: ``` #ifdef _MSC_VER // hutch: 09/17/2020. manually added pending resolution of https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2/issues/1955 #pragma warning(push) #pragma warning(disable: 26415 26418 26439 26495) #endif ``` ......

I'll try to verify tomorrow that this issue has been fixed when running the latest Catch2 and VS2019 version 16.11.3. But I have no reason to think they have been...

This has still not been fixed in Catch v2.13.8, so please leave it open.

https://github.com/ScottHutchinson/MyExistingMFCApp Somehow this project does not reproduce the same exception as my production application, which I cannot share with you. But it still crashes when attempting to show the window...

> `subModelWin` Understand, I have only one window to display, but the user can open and close it multiple times with different arguments each time that will be passed to...

Also, I'm not thrilled with having the window state in the model like this: https://github.com/elmish/Elmish.WPF/blob/d6aa789806669a8a3735b9205351b3b5a7cb2255/src/Samples/NewWindow/Program.fs#L22

It seems like maybe we need another function like `Program.runWindowWithConfig` that just closes the window instead of the application. Or a parameter that changes its behavior like that.

I think C++ has nothing to do with it. But that is the context in which I want to show a WPF window as a dialog. And I'm still trying...