at init I have
then If I move the mouse near "Aiuto" menuitem on winMain the command of winchild are hided
it's normal ?
cnavarro wrote:Silvio, do you have any little example i can try?
#include "FiveWin.ch"
static oWnd
function Main()
local oWnd,oBar
local oBtns[1]
DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "Test" MDI ;
MENU buildMenu()
DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar OF oWnd _3D 2015
DEFINE BUTTON oBtns[1] FILENAME "blab.png" OF oBar NOBORDER ;
ACTION Test(oBtns[1])
ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd
return nil
Function test(oBtn)
local oWinClients
oBtn:disable()
DEFINE WINDOW oWinClients MDICHILD ;
FROM 0, 0 TO 24, 79 ;
TITLE "test" ;
of oWnd
ACTIVATE WINDOW oWinClients MAXIMIZED
return nil
Function BuildMenu
local oMenu
MENU oMenu 2015
MENUITEM "Aiuto" HELP
MENU
MENUITEM "Aiuto"
ENDMENU
ENDMENU
RETURN oMen
cnavarro wrote:Silvio, thanks for the little sample
You are right, but not only with 2015 style, also with 2007, 2010, 2013 and without style but with the COLORS clause, when the HELP clause is included in a MENUITEM and the window is MDICHILD ( maximized ).
I will look at this
James Bott wrote:Instead of using a MDI window you could use a panel (TPanel class).
Silvio.Falconi wrote:cnavarro wrote:Silvio, thanks for the little sample
You are right, but not only with 2015 style, also with 2007, 2010, 2013 and without style but with the COLORS clause, when the HELP clause is included in a MENUITEM and the window is MDICHILD ( maximized ).
I will look at this
Cris,
do you have you solved this problem? can you send me the solution?
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