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#21 Posted: 3/18/2012 11:24:48 AM
Hello.
Did you try it with SMath Studio 0.93?
Regards.
WroteWhen I create a new region Parent is Nothing.
Did you try it with SMath Studio 0.93?
Regards.
#22 Posted: 3/24/2012 11:28:05 AM
Andrey,
Sorry its taken me so long to get back to you. Been busy with other things.
The Parent was not set immediately after the constructor but I trapped it in OnPaint and its set to a value.
Thanks.
Sorry its taken me so long to get back to you. Been busy with other things.
The Parent was not set immediately after the constructor but I trapped it in OnPaint and its set to a value.
Thanks.
Ed
#23 Posted: 6/4/2012 5:55:01 AM
WroteAndrey,
I've finished the controls and posted to the SVN. Have a look and let me know if there are any problems. I'm not a professional programmer so go easy on my coding. As you noted the controls had to reside in a dll with the same name so I couldn't figure how to sub class so I just used switches to manage the controls.
One thing I noted is that the user could cut and paste a control with no way for my program to capture that and rename the control to a unique name, which is needed by the program. Maybe next release.
Hi,
this work will be implemented in a future relase of smath?
regards,
w3b5urf3r
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Andrey Ivashov 9/16/2015 7:05:00 PM
#24 Posted: 9/16/2015 4:37:21 PM
TheWizEd,
I am looking at creating the same controls you indicated in this thread.
I am under the impression that you use Visual Basic to generate the controls? Yes? If so, could you walk me through the process you use to generate a button?
I downloaded an analyzed the code for a simple checkbox region and, despite not touching C++ in a while, I was able to modify the given code in C# to some degree (change color, change 'shape' of control). However, I would prefer not to reverse engineer if I don't need to.
Can you (or someone) create a 'control' development tutorial for Visual Studio?
I am looking at creating the same controls you indicated in this thread.
I am under the impression that you use Visual Basic to generate the controls? Yes? If so, could you walk me through the process you use to generate a button?
I downloaded an analyzed the code for a simple checkbox region and, despite not touching C++ in a while, I was able to modify the given code in C# to some degree (change color, change 'shape' of control). However, I would prefer not to reverse engineer if I don't need to.
Can you (or someone) create a 'control' development tutorial for Visual Studio?
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