... of the Say in the same color as the area of the bitmap where the Say is on.
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I'm working on an English version of WinFakt! So you guys can try it yourself!
That's exactly what I need. Do you have any code example to show this?
I have this small test application (See code below) where a MDI window calls 2 other windows.
Please follow these steps: 1) Start the test application. 2) Click "Menu", than "Open Window 1" -> Standard window opens 3) Click "Menu", than "Open Window 2" -> Second window ...
... other time it will be called for example "test". So, we set the width to the max we can do for that dialog. The checkbox should align the text just next to the checkbox itself.
Running test.exe should look like this no? http://www.WinFakt.be/Checkbox_Alligment_OK.jpg
Please look at following small test application: http://www.WinFakt.be/Checkbox_Alligment.jpg Notice that the alignment for the chekboxes are not correct.
This is the PRG part of the reduced sampe to show this: #include "FiveWin.ch"
EnricoMaria wrote:Patrick, your sample work almost fine here using latest FWH. SAY and RADIO get the background color correctly while BITMAP doesn't. EMG
Hmm, strange. Can you try with xHarbour Builder please?
... the STATIC FUNCTION in the script with FUNCTION, it also does not GPF. But again, that's not the point. I have several scripts that GPF in my WinFakt app, it's just random and thus very hard to find why winfakt.exe GPF's. I found out that this reduced sample shows WHY my app GPF's.