A problem in xBrowse with => oBrw:nRecSelColor

[ukoenig]

Hello,

I want to change the Rec-Select-Color at runtime.

It seems, there is a problem.
The background-color of the pointer changes.

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oLbx20:bLClicked := { | nRow, nCol | ROW_POS6 := oLbx20:nRowSel, ;
   SELCOLOR := NEW_SELCOL(), ;        // new selected color
   oLbx0:SetBackGround( ), ;           // tested erase background ( doesn't help )
   oLbx0:nRecSelColor := SELCOLOR, ; // new Color for record select
   oLbx0:Refresh() }



Regards
Uwe

[nageswaragunupudi]

As of now, we can not change it at runtime

[ukoenig]

Thank you very much,

for the moment i leave it like that.
I hope, it works with BITMAPS and BRUSHES.
It is the next test.

Regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

Hello,

It seems, the complete Record-selector-part doesn't work at runtime.
The background-color is disabled and the old pointer is still visible.
( It means, for folder-page-preview No. 5, i have to open a extra
preview-dialog )

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// Brush Select
// ------------------

REDEFINE BUTTONBMP oBtn40  ID 50 OF oFld:aDialogs[5] ;
ACTION ( cFilter := "BMP (*.bmp)|*.bmp|" , ;
   cNewBITM := cGetFile32( cFilter,"Select a Picture"), ;
   IIF( empty( cNewBITM ), ;
   MsgAlert( "No file selected !","ATTENTION" ), NIL ), ;
   BRSELECT1 := cFileNoPath( cNewBITM ), oBRSELECT1:Refresh(), ;
   oLbx0:hBrushRecSel( BRSELECT1 ), oLbx0:Refresh() ) ;
BITMAP "bitmap" PROMPT "    &Brush" TEXTRIGHT
oBtn40:cToolTip = { "Select a " + CRLF + "xBrowse-Brush", "Brush-Select", 1, CLR_BLACK, 14089979 }   



Regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

How i solved the problem :

A copy of the original Browser is shown in a extra dialog.
I think, nobody will change this at runtime in his application.
It is just for the tools.

That was the rest of the visual-part, i had to test.
I couldn't find any other problems in xBrowse.



I tested BMP ( 15 x 15 with a red circle )
Is there a special format to be used ?
It looks a bit funny.

oBmp5 := ReadBitmap( 0, BRSELECT2 ) // the Bitmap
oLbx0:hBmpRecSel( oBmp5 )



i don't know why, but this didn't work

DEFINE BRUSH oBrush5 FILE BRSELECT1 // the Brush
oLbx0:hBrushRecSel( oBrush5 )

Regards
Uwe