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Dear Hakan,

You could use oWindow:bMMoved to check if the mouse was moved over the window

Dear Ari, With latest FWH 22.10 (also available on FWH 22.06) you can do oWindow:Html() or oDialog:Html() and FWH writes the HTML for you :-) Not all controls are available yet, but you can see the way we are implementing it in FWH. Look for Method Html() in ...

Dear Ari,

With latest FWH 22.10 (also available on FWH 22.06) you can do oWindow:Html() or oDialog:Html() and FWH writes the HTML for you

Not all controls are available yet, but you can see the way we are implementing it in FWH. Look for Method Html() in each class.

Dear Byron,

Don't create TSay objects. Use oWindow:Say( ... ) method for a window or dialog

In function MenuPopup add

//
MENUITEM "Minimize" ACTION o:oWnd:oWnd:Minimize() // oWindow:Minimize // So oWindow is object window principal and static variable

Try with

oWindow:bLostFocus := { || ...... }

Prueba asi:

oWindow:oMsgBar:oClock:nClrText = CLR_BLUE // ó cualquier color RGB

The function MainMenu executes prior to creation of the main window. Therefore the parameter oWindow received by MainMenu() function is NIL and you are calling oWindow:End() results in calling NIL:End().

Instead of using oWindow:End(), use WndMain():End()

Hunter, Try that: ... MainMenu (@oWindow, @oMenu, @nChoice, {|| oWindow } ) ... STATIC PROCEDURE MainMenu (oWindow, oMenu, nChoice, bWindow ) SETKEY(ASC("X"), {|| IIF( GetKeyState( ACC_ALT ), EVAL({|| IIF(ALERT( ; "¿ Terminar ...

Hello Toninho, Yes it have, and I confirm it with Mindaugas, pleaser look: Great news. :D #include "fivewin.ch" function MAIN local oWindow, oActiveX DEFINE WINDOW oWindow FROM 0,0 to 400,300 TITLE "Google" WIN_AxInit() oActiveX = WIN_AxGetControl( WApi_CreateWindowEX( 0, ...

Antonio, its a normal window as in your example. But in the "@ 5,5 BITMAP" i MUST define "OF oWindow". If not, no picture is to see.
But all my tests come to same result. The picture is NOT transparent!?

... It's the same thing. As I said, an handle is nothing more than a numeric value. Found it !!!! When I define my window browse DEFINE WINDOW ::oWindow MDICHILD FROM 0,0 TO oRect:nBottom-30 , oRect:nRight-10 ; TITLE cTitle ; STYLE nOR( WS_THICKFRAME, WS_CAPTION, WS_MINIMIZEBOX, WS_MAXIMIZEBOX, ...

Darrell, What control has the focus when the key is pressed ? The key event will go to the focused control, and in the case that there is no a control, it will be routed to the window or dialog. Then you just need to implement: <oControl_or_oWindow_or_oDialog>:bKeyChar = { | nKey | ... your co...

GetStockObject():
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533223(VS.85).aspx

WM_GETFONT:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms632624(VS.85).aspx

In FWH:
<oWindow|oDialog|oControl>:oFont

... analizarlos usando <oControl>:bKeyDown ó <oControl>:bKeyChar. Si no tienes controles definidos, pues usarías <oDialog> ó <oWindow> en vez de <oControl>