Light a Icon on Msgitem - Resolved -

[Silvio.Falconi]

When I activate the main windows I made

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IF !CheckEstrazione()
          ::oMsgItem2:setBitmap("warning")
          ::oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio non aggiornato"
       else
          ::oMsgItem2:setBitmap("check")
          ::oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio aggiornato"
       Endif
        ::oMsgItem2:refresh()

How I can to flash the icon or bitmap?

[karinha]

Dear Silvio: Maybe,

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   IF !CheckEstrazione()
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:setBitmap("warning") // LoadBmp() ?
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio non aggiornato"
   ELSE
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:setBitmap("check")
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio aggiornato"
   ENDIF

   ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:Refresh()

   // If( IsWindowVisible( ::oMsgBar:hWnd ), ::Paint(),)
 

Regards, saludos.

[Silvio.Falconi]

Dear Silvio: Maybe,

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   IF !CheckEstrazione()
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:setBitmap("warning") // LoadBmp() ?
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio non aggiornato"
   ELSE
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:setBitmap("check")
      ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:cMsg:="Archivio aggiornato"
   ENDIF

   ::oWnd:oMsgItem2:Refresh()

   // If( IsWindowVisible( ::oMsgBar:hWnd ), ::Paint(),)
 

Regards, saludos.

Karina,
are you running a competition to answer all my requests without reconnaissance on the forum? but did you understand my problem?
I want to display a bitmap but I want to make it flash that is to show and not to show, to show and not to show ... until infinity !!

I believe that you are making me so much teasing on the forum, you are answering my requests for help without a logical sense, maybe I'm wrong because I really don't really understand your answers !!!!

[TimStone]

Silvio,

First, I see lots of applications with those warning icons, but never flashing. I think to do that you would have to create a function that displays, removes, displays, removes the icon. That would certainly be a load on the CPU to constantly refresh the dialog to display it in a flash.

Icons, by nature, are not ( I think ) animated. Just thinking outloud, but can you insert a GIF for a flashing warning ? I really don't know if you can do it, but just sharing some thoughts.

Tim

[karinha]

Caro Silvio, tranquilo. Dear Silvio, calm down.
No sé por qué estás tan nervioso. I don't know why you're so nervous. hahahahahaha.

A ver si te ayuda:

C:\FWH..\SAMPLES\TESTMBAR.PRG

Regards, saludos.

[Silvio.Falconi]

Silvio,

First, I see lots of applications with those warning icons, but never flashing. I think to do that you would have to create a function that displays, removes, displays, removes the icon. That would certainly be a load on the CPU to constantly refresh the dialog to display it in a flash.

Icons, by nature, are not ( I think ) animated. Just thinking outloud, but can you insert a GIF for a flashing warning ? I really don't know if you can do it, but just sharing some thoughts.

Tim

Tim,
I resolved!!!!

Two Bitmaps

warning1.bmp


warning2.bmp


If you save from forum you must rename the exstension of Bmps because postimages.org converte on Png

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// Animations on MsgItem using Bmp and Timers

#include "FiveWin.ch"

static oWnd

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

function Main()

   local oBrush



   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd FROM 1, 1 TO 20, 60 ;
      TITLE "msgitem"

   SET MESSAGE OF oWnd ;
      TO FWVERSION + FWCOPYRIGHT

      DEFINE MSGITEM oMsgItem1;
         OF oWnd:oMsgBar ;
           SIZE 170             ;
         ACTION NIL

   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd ;
      ON INIT DisplayIcons(oMsgItem1)

return nil

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

function DisplayIcons(oMsgItem1)

   local oIco, oTimer

   static nFrame := 1

    oMsgItem1:cMsg:="Archivio non aggiornato"

   DEFINE TIMER oTimer OF oWnd ;
      INTERVAL 400 ;
      ACTION ( nFrame := If( ++nFrame > 2, 1, nFrame ) , ;
               oMsgItem1:setBitmap( "warning" + AllTrim( Str( int(nFrame) ) )+".bmp" ) )

   ACTIVATE TIMER oTimer

return nil