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Reinaldo I have spent a good part of the day yesterday working on this .. I just do not see how the method paints the progress bar and how it manipulates its values?? I am looking at incorporating this logic to create a percentage of completion for a project with a start date, ...

The function that paints the bitmaps on the buttons is TransBmp(). In fact if you add this function to your main PRG you will see no bitmaps in the buttons: function TransBmp()return nil Ok, so now here you have a modified ...

... := .F. // -------- set any clicked Button to a different BMP ------------ FUNCTION SET_BTNBMP( oBtn, nBtn ) LOCAL I I := 1 FOR I := 1 TO 10 // repaints all buttons to normal Images oBtn[I]:SetFile( oBtn[I]:cBmpFile1, oBtn[I]:cBmpFile2 ) NEXT // paints the selected button with a defined click-image ...

... it D_BACKGRD( oDlg1, nDStyle2, 16642248, 15714367, .F., 0.2, "BluStone.Bmp" , "PICTURE9.jpg" ) is a user defined function that paints a brush and the color goes over the top of the brush ? Rick

... ) What You can do : LOGO-part ------------- 1. select any Logo 2. paint and test on any Window-background 3. move and resize 4. calculates and paints on centered Position 5. creates a working external EXE-file 6. everything works at Runtime 7. A Collection of some nice Logo-templates are included, ...

... of text inside the cell. Simple example of usage is provided in \fwh\samples\testxbr6.prg. If a codeblock is assigned to oCol:bPaintText, xbrowse paints only the background and does not paint the text. Instead calls the user specified codeblock with parameters, oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, ...

If an image has alpha channel TImage detects the alpha channel and paints transparently. In all other cases, the programmer has to decide whether to paint transparently or not, by setting oImage:lTranparent. The question is how the programmer can decide whether ...

Hi Antonio, Hakan, Yes, I have seen them, But it is Windows who paints those pixels. Do you mean there is not solution for it? There is no need to double the size. Just use a larger size since the start: @ 5, 5 BUTTON btnOK PROMPT "Çikis" OF oPanel ...

Hakan,

Yes, I have seen them, But it is Windows who paints those pixels.

There is no need to double the size. Just use a larger size since the start:

@ 5, 5 BUTTON btnOK PROMPT "Çikis" OF oPanel PIXEL SIZE 100, 26

... su comentario literal: There is no Bug. It is the standard behavior in multi-selection mode. You please compile and see the behavior. XBrowse paints the selected row(s) in the highlighted color. When the user navigates with arrow keys up / down / top / bottom, the eariler row(s) get deselected ...

... rows. http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=18554&p=97245&hilit=DEFAULT#p97245 But the above windows7 look logic paints gradient over and above the bitmaps already painted by xbrowse.

Anserkk, Thanks a lot for your reply. This code works really good, but it paints the whole cell's data and what I'm really trying to get is to change only the day number. ( I did this with Paint ) :lol: http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/4292/calend2.jpg ...

... mode and FWH mode, keep in mind that a simple sentence like @ ..., ... SAY ... builds a complete Windows control in FWH, and in console mode just paints a text. So the FWH version will always consume more memory. Antonio, the problem isn't the different memory usage between console mode and fwh ...

... mode and FWH mode, keep in mind that a simple sentence like @ ..., ... SAY ... builds a complete Windows control in FWH, and in console mode just paints a text. So the FWH version will always consume more memory.

Dear Mr.Rao, It is enough to assign oCol:cOrder := 'A' or 'D'. You do not have to have any headerbmpno. XBrowse automatically paints up arrow or down arrow ( built-in bitmaps) depending of whether oCol:cOrder is 'A' or 'D'. You are right. I used oCol:cOrder := 'ASC' or 'DESC' instead ...