... you can get Icon from App ! Note : this Xbase++ Code use ANSI ( for Unicode change it to "W" ) FUNCTION FindIcon(nHandle)LOCAL nIconLOCAL ICON_SMALL:=0LOCAL ICON_BIG:=1LOCAL GCL_HICONSM:=-34LOCAL GCL_HICON:=-14LOCAL IDI_WINLOGO:=32517 nIcon := SendMessageA(nHandle, WM_GETICON, ...
... we can change the text,etc displayed according to the context at the time of display of tooltip. Array Specs: Obj:cToolTip := { cText, cTitle, nIcon, nClrText, nClrBack } March 2008 =========== * Enhancement: Tooltips can now have user defined header, icon and colors, by specifying the tooltip ...
... we can change the text,etc displayed according to the context at the time of display of tooltip. Array Specs: Obj:cToolTip := { cText, cTitle, nIcon, nClrText, nClrBack } March 2008 =========== * Enhancement: Tooltips can now have user defined header, icon and colors, by specifying the tooltip ...
Hola. En mi version, estos son los parametros: // { cToolTipText, [cHeader, [nIcon]], [nForeColor], [nBackColor] }. If the tooltip is specified as a codeblock, it can evaluate to a character value or an array. Y aquí un ejemplo: REDEFINE CHECKBOX oCKBOX VAR lCKBOX ...
... (ó un codeblock que devuelve un array) en vez de una cadena para el tooltip, se pueden especificar estos parámetros: { cToolTipText, [cHeader, [nIcon]], [nForeColor], [nBackColor] } 3. La evolución lógica de esto es usar un objeto, con lo que podemos configurar super tooltips con todos los efectos ...
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... Tooltips can now have user defined header, icon and colors, by specifying the tooltip as an array in the format { cToolTipText, [cHeader, [nIcon]], [nForeColor], [nBackColor] }. If the tooltip is specified as a codeblock, it can evaluate to a character value or an array. Surely this can ...
... Tooltips can now have user defined header, icon and colors, by specifying the tooltip as an array in the format { cToolTipText, [cHeader, [nIcon]], [nForeColor], [nBackColor] }. If the tooltip is specified as a codeblock, it can evaluate to a character value or an array. Surely this can ...
... = FalseEnd Sub Antonio, my problem is : I can't send FWH Imagelist to VB , to set this property Set TopBuI(TotalButton - 1) = LoadResPicture(nIcon, "CUSTOM") as you know in VB there is control Imagelist below : Dim zImg As ImageListSet TopBuI(TotalButton - 1) = zImg.ListImages.Item(zPicture).PicturePublic ...
... .EXE , .ICO, .DLL, etc... ) DATAS: oTray : Object Tray oWnd : Window that the tray icon is linked cIcon : Specified path + file to get the icon nIcon : Icon number from file(use 0 for default icon) hIcon : 32bit handle of the icon cCaption : ToolTip to show bLClicked : Block to execute when ...
... AS NUMERIC INIT 0 // " header " DATA nHeightFoot AS NUMERIC INIT 0 // " footer " DATA nHeightSuper AS NUMERIC INIT 0 // " Superhead " DATA nIconPos // compability with TCBrowse DATA nLastPainted AS NUMERIC INIT 0 HIDDEN // last painted nRow DATA nLastPos AS NUMERIC INIT 0 HIDDEN // last ...
... CRLF + "test" Also, FWH now supports an array instead of a text for a tooltip, using this format: oControl:cToolTip := { cToolTipText, [cHeader, [nIcon]], [nForeColor], [nBackColor] }