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Silvio, If you need a focus rectangle in a specific color, you would have to implement the drawing yourself. You can do this by drawing a rectangle using functions like WndBoxClr, where you can specify the brush or pen color. Otto local ...

... right for you but aesthetically it's wrong, why does nages think if I have a button to which I have given specific colors I end up with a black rectangle which is ugly to look at Even if we try to change the color of the border, it will always be the color of the text if ::lFlatStyle      ::nClrBorder ...

Antonio, Nages, when there is focus in the tbtnbmp class a transparent dotted rectangle must be formed and not a black rectangle Furthermore it is aesthetically ugly to look at How can I eliminate the movement of the button? when I move the mouse over a btnbmp ...

I do not see that method box supports: nXoffset or nYottset. Look into printer.prg. METHOD Box( nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight, oPen ) INLINE ; Rectangle( ::hDCOut, nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight,; If( oPen != nil, oPen:hPen, 0 ) ) it's not the problem of oPrn:Box, but I think you have an old version ...

I do not see that method box supports: nXoffset or nYottset.
Look into printer.prg.
METHOD Box( nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight, oPen ) INLINE ;
Rectangle( ::hDCOut, nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight,;
If( oPen != nil, oPen:hPen, 0 ) )

... millimeters to pixels. Inch2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert inches to pixels. CmRect2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert a rectangle from centimeters to pixels. Pix2Mmtr - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code. Pix2Inch - Uses nXoffset and ...

... millimeters to pixels. Inch2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert inches to pixels. CmRect2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert a rectangle from centimeters to pixels. Pix2Mmtr - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code. Pix2Inch - Uses nXoffset and ...

Dear Silvio, You can use Windows API DrawText() using the flag DT_CALCRECT to calculate the dimensions of the text rectangle without actually drawing the text. it will take into account the font you are using, etc. The resulting width and height are stored in the rect structure. ...

Dear Silvio, You can use Windows API DrawText() using the flag DT_CALCRECT to calculate the dimensions of the text rectangle without actually drawing the text. it will take into account the font you are using, etc. The resulting width and height are stored in the rect structure. ...

Antonio Linares wrote:Dear Silvio,

Must the rectangle be painted above the control as per your sample ?

Where are you calling your code from ?

yes the rectangle must be painted over the control
in the image example I use a btnbmp and it run on only on btnbmp

for the test I added the code above

Dear Silvio,

Must the rectangle be painted above the control as per your sample ?

Where are you calling your code from ?

Is it possible to transform a Tsay or Tget control when it is disabled and create a rectangle with the dimensions of the control and fill it with a custom color or brush? sample https://i.postimg.cc/SKJ77PDD/uu.png I tried with #include "fivewin.ch"Function ...

could someone help me in making a rectangle with a specific brush ( borland bdiagonal) ? I tried with  hLite   := CreatePen( PS_SOLID, 1, ::nClrLite )   hDark   := CreatePen( PS_SOLID, 1, ::nClrDark )  ...

is it possible to draw with tGDIPlus a rectangle ( drawrect) with a gradient brush having a style like diagonal lines, around a Get or another control ? I made a test but not work Function test()local oDlglocal oGet,oSaylocal cGet:= ...

An orange rectangle is drawn on the white window

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