How to draw gray box in dialog *Fixed*

[dutch]

Dear All,

How to draw gray box in Dialog as picture?


Thank you in advance,

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Dutch,

How did you solved it ?

[FranciscoA]

Dear All,

How to draw gray box in Dialog as picture?


Thank you in advance,

http://fivetechsupport.com/forums/viewt ... 4c#p228461

[dutch]

Dear Dutch,

How did you solved it ?

I need to define FONT for the message.

@ nBottom-50, 0 SAY oSays PROMPT space(1000) OF oDlg SIZE nRight+1, 50 PIXEL COLOR CLR_WHITE, nRGB( 245, 245, 245 )
oSays:lTransparent := .F.

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Function MsgYesNo( cText, cTitle, lLeftAlign )
local oDlg, oSay, oSays, oBtn[3], oImg
local lChk, nRight, nBottom

Default cTitle := TE('เลือกตัวเลือก','Select Options'), lLeftAlign := .F.

lChk  := .F.

nRight  := iif(HB_UTF8LEN(cText)<60,300,iif(HB_UTF8LEN(cText)<100,350,400))
nBottom := iif(HB_UTF8LEN(cText)<100,160,180) // 180

DEFINE DIALOG oDlg FROM  0,  0  TO  nBottom, nRight PIXEL TITLE cTitle ;
         COLOR FONTTHEME, THEME2007 ;
       FONT MEMVAR->oFont ;
       TRUEPIXEL ;  
         
         oDlg:lHelpIcon := .F.

         @  10, 10 XIMAGE oImg RESOURCE "MSGYESNO" OF oDlg SIZE 32, 32 NOBORDER

         if lLeftAlign
             @  50, 30 SAY oSay PROMPT rtrim(cText)  OF oDlg SIZE nRight-60, 80 PIXEL COLOR nRGB( 40, 40, 40 )
         else
             @  50, 30 SAY oSay PROMPT rtrim(cText)  OF oDlg SIZE nRight-60, 80 CENTER PIXEL COLOR nRGB( 40, 40, 40 )
         end

         @ nBottom-50,  0 SAY oSays PROMPT space(1000)  OF oDlg SIZE nRight+1, 50 PIXEL COLOR CLR_WHITE, nRGB( 245, 245, 245 )
 
              oSays:lTransparent := .F.
         
         @ nBottom-40,(nRight/2)-100 SBUTTON oBtn[1] PROMPT TE('ใช่','Yes') OF oDlg SIZE 80, 30 PIXEL ;
                      RESOURCE 'OK8' ;
                   COLOR bSColors NOBORDER ; //                ROUNDRECT ;
                   TEXT ON_RIGHT ;
                      ACTION (lChk := .T., oDlg:End())
                     
         @ nBottom-40,(nRight/2)+20 SBUTTON oBtn[2] PROMPT TE('ไม่','No') OF oDlg SIZE 80, 30 PIXEL ;
                      RESOURCE 'NO8' ;
                   COLOR bSColors NOBORDER ;  //                   ROUNDRECT ;
                   TEXT ON_RIGHT ;
                      ACTION (oDlg:End())

                      oBtn[2]:bLostFocus := {|| oBtn[1]:SetFocus() }

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTER ON INIT (oBtn[1]:SetFocus())

return lChk

[nageswaragunupudi]

You can have all messagebox function like MsgInfo(), MsgYesNo(), MsgStop(), etc in your own language like this:

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#include "fivewin.ch"

function Main()

   FW_SetUnicode( .t. )

   SetMsgLangID( 0x041e ) // Thai

   MsgYesNo( "คุณชอบนี่ไหม?" )

return nil
 

This is a built-in feature of Windows and FWH makes it available to you through the function SetMsgLangID().
You can also enable your software to display all these alert messages in any language of your choice depending on the need

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nSaveLangID := SetMsgLangID( nNewLangID )
// show your messages and restore the original lang
SetMsgLangID( nSaveLangID )
 

[dutch]

Dear Master Rao,

Thai language is not a problem. It can show correctly without problem.

I need to set the different image, button and font style. The standard is working properly but
1. font is too small.
2. font style is unable to change.
3. the image of info, alert, stop and question are not flat style that I like.

This is the reason, I need.

Thanks and regards,

[nageswaragunupudi]

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DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 400,500 PIXEL TRUEPIXEL

// Define all your controls here

oDlg:bPainted := <|hDC|
   FillRectEx( hDC, { 350, 0, 500, 400 }, <yourcolor> )
   return nil
   >

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED
 

[dutch]

Dear Master,

Thank you so much.

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DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 400,500 PIXEL TRUEPIXEL

// Define all your controls here

oDlg:bPainted := <|hDC|
   FillRectEx( hDC, { 350, 0, 500, 400 }, <yourcolor> )
   return nil
   >

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED