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... some informations from data to classdata in xbrowse so we can assign them once for all Two ways you can do this without modifying xBrowse. 1) Subclass xBrowse to your own class and use that class instead of TxBrowse in your app. create class MyxBrowse() from TxBrowse   method New()endclassMethod ...

... so it would be better if those static functions were defined as protected methods. Then the class is still fully encapsulated and we can also subclass and use those methods if needed. And, of course, they won't affect the use of your library with the same routines as functions. Regards, James

I do wonder why you use static functions instead of protected methods? I have found static functions to be a problem when trying to subclass in other FW classes. Also, why the regular function instead of a protected method? You have raised very valid issues. First, let me answer these points ...

... beat me to it. I do wonder why you use static functions instead of protected methods? I have found static functions to be a problem when trying to subclass in other FW classes. Also, why the regular function instead of a protected method? And, I haven't tested this yet, but it looks like your class ...

... native email classes since they don't support SLL thus there are no native settings for SSL. At the least it would seem that you would have to subclass the TSMTP class to add the SLL settings. Regards, James

Subclassing xbrowse is the easiest of all. fwh\samples\xbrchild.prg explains how to subclass xbrowse.prg Once you have made your own subclass say TXBrowseRick, then at the beginning of your project SET XBROWSE TO TXBrowseRick() All xbrowse commands in your entire ...

... Puede asustar en un principio pues está desarrollado en ensamblador (ouch!) :-) pero su autor tiene una interesante idea: hacer "subclass" del control RichEdit y hacer el coloreado él mismo. Bien, decidí pasarlo desde ensamblador a lenguaje C para probarlo. Algunas partes ...

... It may result scaring at a first review as it is developed using assembler (ouch!) :-) but his author had a very interesting concept: to subclass RichEdit and do the coloring himself. Well, I decided to convert it from assembler to C to test it. Some code I implemented it myself, once ...

... class is written specifically to work with the databases of my application. It would be best to actually separate the calendar class and create a subclass for the application information, but frankly this was just easier. Use this as an example and modify it to meet your individual needs. http://www.masterlinksoftware.com/Views/tCodejock.prg ...

... flag (you should also use the TTF_IDISHWND flag and set the hWnd of the tooltip window in the uID member of the TOOLINFO stucture). After that subclass this window and check for the WM_PRINT message in which case you should post a WM_PAINT message and return TRUE. Then do all the work of moving ...

I think it can be done, but you will have to write your own new control class to be able to do it. And you can't subclass from FW's tooltip because it isn't a separate class--it is static functions within another class. So you would have to start from scratch. The easier solution ...

... not a good idea to use ::Cargo, ::bPostKey, or ::bLostFocus in the class since these then cannot be used by the programmer. It would be better to subclass the needed methods and add whatever functionality needed. So, ::Cargo and ::bLostFocus were eliminated. Unfortuneately, not using ::bPostKey ...

... in this mode the control is actually a GET object so the incremental searching has to be added to the get object. I think this might require a new subclass of the TGet class to add this capability. Then the subclass would be used in the TCombobox class. Also in both forms of the Combobox, all items ...

... :=LINESTYLE_BLACK on Xbrowse like Windows Seven (oBrw:nMarqueeStyle = MARQSTYLE_HIGHLWIN7) ? on old xbrowse I could make it and use also the subclass for windows seven http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/1866/gggg.jpg with old version of xbrowse there are problems to save the ...

Pressing Ctrl+ and Ctrl- changes data font size only. That is how it is programmed now. I also do not think anybody other than you noticed it.

If you like to change Header font size also, you need to subclass xbrowse and override the method FontSize(nPlus)