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... forms how do I remove the black border? By default, this border, called FocusRect is drawn around the button in focus, same way as Windows OS paints TButton, TButtonBmp. This border indicates to the user which button has focus currently. You can avoid painting this border, by specifying the ...

... forms how do I remove the black border? By default, this border, called FocusRect is drawn around the button in focus, same way as Windows OS paints TButton, TButtonBmp. This border indicates to the user which button has focus currently. You can avoid painting this border, by specifying the ...

Rao As you know I use Functions to paint my screen Gradients .. for some reason the DarkGreyGrad() functions paints much slower than the LightGreyGrad) FUnction ... especially with FWH2310 ... older versions of FWH are not effected ... //--------------------Func DarkGreyGrad()SetDlgGradient({{ ...

... Data access speeds is one main reason. If the total number of cells ( rows x columns ) visible are high, full refresh is slow, because XBrowse paints each cell, evaluating all the code-blocks for each cell. Obviously too many graphics, embellishments and conditional colors, gradients slow down ...

Hello, There's a painting problem with xBrowse. It doesn't paint the whole width at once, but first it paints up to the middle of the screen and then it widens. This is a sample: #include "fivewin.ch"#include "xbrowse.ch"function main()local oWndlocal ...

... creates a Windows "BUTTON" control. This class has its own Paint() method. The Paint() method uses Windows to paint the button and then paints the bitmap over the button. Therefore, in both the above cases, button is actually painted by Windows. In contrast, TBtnBmp and TFlatBtn do not ...

... on the screen we see 10 columns and 40 rows. When full refresh is called, xbrowse evaluates all relevant codeblocks for 40 x 10 = 400 cells and paints all 400 cells. Most of the time only one row gets repainted. In such cases only 10 cells are painted. When we scroll up and down, the screen ...

... nRow + nHeight, nRight }, ; cFooter, ::nFootStrAlign, ::bLeftText, oFont, aColors[ 1 ], ; nBmpNo, ::nFootBmpAlign, .t., ::nAlphaLevelFooter, .f. ) paints your footer. If you trace ::footerStr() you have to check if cEditPicture is respected. Regards Otto

... on the screen any report that contains LINES (which are those that are incomplete), so I am trying to find the process that loads the metafile and paints it on the screen to see where and when the inconvenience occurs Either that is or I'am crazy and I'am seeing everything upside down :? :D Best ...

... the METHOD PrintPrv is used to send the preview to the printer, and there is no problem there. Print physically perfect. The problem is when he paints the lines in the preview (only the lines, the rest is perfect). In other words, the lines look bad ONLY IN THE PREVIEW, and only in terminals ...

I just tried that, it actually moves the problem back to where I started before making the suggested change to attach to oRb instead of oWnd. It paints incorrectly and nothing is clickable whether using oRb or oWnd. Here is the sample code you provided, edited to show the situation. It adds MDI ...

ON PAINT oWnd:DrawImage( cImage ) This always paints the image at the center of the Window with the original size of the image. Even when you resize the window, the image is always displayed at the center of the window. If the window is resized ...

... Because say's transparency does not work on all cases of gradients. oBar:bPainted := { || oBar:SayText( cText, aRect ) }  This paints the text centered in the aRect (you can control alignment too) For example see how text is painted on buttonbar in this post http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=33237

... centered. This is backward compatible as well as expected behavior. - New prompts with embedded CRLFs are painted in multi-line. - New FLAT style paints the buttons in flat style * BTNBMP - New Method: SetImages( [img1], [img2], [img3], [img4] ) To change one or more of the bitmaps. Eg: oBtn:SetImages( ...

... centered. This is backward compatible as well as expected behavior. - New prompts with embedded CRLFs are painted in multi-line. - New FLAT style paints the buttons in flat style * BTNBMP - New Method: SetImages( [img1], [img2], [img3], [img4] ) To change one or more of the bitmaps. Eg: oBtn:SetImages( ...