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... container is a DIALOG. http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=122721#p122721 * Fix: Class TWindow Method Gradient() was not properly destroying the previous brush. Now it is ok. * New: makefiles already availables for samples\FiveGen\* and FWH\Visual\* * New: Started the implementation ...

Uwe,

This line is wrong:

DeleteObject( oDlg:oBrush:hBrush )

as brushes are shared GDI objects in FWH, and we can be destroying a brush that still is used from other controls.

The right way is:

oDlg:oBrush:End()

... is wrong. This code even should give a syntax error while compiling. You are assigning a numeric value to the browse column object and thereby destroying the browse column object itself. Probably you wanted to assign it as a codeblock to oCol[9]:bBmpData. In that case, the code should be: aCol ...

... is wrong. This code even should give a syntax error while compiling. You are assigning a numeric value to the browse column object and thereby destroying the browse column object itself. Probably you wanted to assign it as a codeblock to oCol[9]:bBmpData. In that case, the code should be: aCol ...

Hello, I want to change the Images and Text without destroying the VTitle . I tested ( only one Image ) on Button-click with : Button 1 oTitle:ChangeImg( c_Path + "\Bitmaps\Mouse1.bmp", 1 ) Button 2 oTitle:ChangeImg( c_Path + "\Bitmaps\Mouse2.bmp", ...

... OF oTitle1 SIZE 100, oSysFont:nInpHeight + 5 PIXEL FONT oSysFont UPDATE The Product-selection / preview works, but there is still something wrong, destroying the old Selection. I will still add a Product-Zoom-preview in a extra Dialog. Radios, Checkbox, Combobox, Sliders and xBrowse can be defined ...

... clause * New: Class TTreeView Method GenMenu(): creates a popup menu from the TreeView items * New: ACTIVATE POPUP ... SAVE command to avoid destroying the popup menu so it can be reused. * New: Class TTreeView Method LoadFromMenu( oMenu ), loads the items of the menu into the TreeView, supporting ...

... 0          0          0          0          0          0  So i would say that BTNBMP (and maybe Msginfo) is leaving something behind - should i be destroying the BTNBMP somehow (if so, how?) after i close the dialog? Any advice would be appreciated Pete

Gilbert, You were not properly destroying the previously created RibbonBar (so a new one was created on top of the previous one, again and again), also the RibbonBar was using a wrong width. Your example, modified this way, seems to be working ...

... in calculating the new vertical Positions of the groups. Maybe a better Solution : Not modifying the Bar, instead using the Source-Button, destroying the Bar and doing a complete Rebuild with the new Values. It works, but the old bar is still visible on Top of the new one. I changed : Top ...

Enrico, >It send WM_CLOSE message to the control (Windows API level) effectively destroying it. But if you then issue a oBrw:display() there is no error. What does this mean? >>James Bott wrote: >>I am going to email my test program to you to see if ...

... := ::lValid(), ::PostMsg( WM_CLOSE ),), lEnd } It send WM_CLOSE message to the control (Windows API level) effectively destroying it. I am going to email my test program to you to see if it errors out for you. Ok, but I'd need to compile it to found the real problem. EMG

... One day I will get that job drinking cold beer on the beach..! Glad to see that 331/332 goes away ! I think we have the final answer about it, DESTROYING unused DATA IS the solution ! Our product will be release on september 23 1999, after that I'll go hunting the moose and take good time in ...

... not creating a reference to the original DATA of the class that's why when you issue END(), that's mean you don't need that Image anymore, why not DESTROYING those DATA that you don't need anymore, not the STATIC variable of the class but really the DATA zone for this object only. Destroying those ...

Marco,

Instead of creating and destroying the menu, why don't you just hide() and show() it?

James