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If the controls are in different areas this won't work. Sometimes you want to copy just some controls from 1 form to another. So the rubber band won't work. Neil
Hi OlimilO, Your code worked when I tried it. After looking through my project I found that I ended up with some button arrays that I didn't realize were there. I had button1(0), button2, button3, button3(0). Neil
Cannot select multiple controls in the ide. If I want to move 3 buttons somewhere holding the control or shift key does not allow the controls to be selected. You can only work with one control at a time. Neil
Here is the link for the Java splitpane example. http://www.devdaily.com/java/jwarehouse/…tter.java.shtml Neil
I'll have to go find the web page. I tried adding a picture box and a button inside the picture box. To control the width of the button I coded as follows: Button1.Width = Picture1.Width and I get the following. I have also tried using me.button1 and frmMain.button1 and get a compiler error. java.lang.Exception: CallByName 'Width' failed! at VBA.Interaction.CallByName(Interaction.java:186) at VBA.Interaction.CallByName(Interaction.java:184) at VBA.Interaction.CallByName(Interaction.java:175) at ...
Hi, About 12 years ago I used the picture box method as a splitter in VB5 when there was no splitter. I was wondering if there was an underlying Java method to splitpane that was similar to VB.Net. After doing some research I found that even in Java the movement has to be trapped. Neil
It puts the icon in the wrong place. When you select icon and then run the app it puts the icon in the picture property automatically. Here's a picture of where it is placed.
The only way to do this is to get the distance to where the splitter bar is and use the left of the split container to get the distance. Here is an example Button1.Width = SplitPane1.Left + SplitPane1.DividerLocation - 11 Button1.Top = SplitPane1.Top + SplitPane1.Height - Button5.Height - 2 Neil
How do you address the split pane splitter moved? There is no event associated with it. Neil
Is there a way to address the pane of a split pane? If I have a control in the left pane and want it to move to a different location within the pane how would I address it? Lets say I have a graphic located at the top of the left pane in a split pane and I want it at the bottom for a little while and then move to another location within the pane. In VB.net I would just say MyGraphic.Top = SplitPanel1.Panel1.Top or MyGraphic.Left = SplitPanel1.Panel1.Left Neil
I'm not sure if Jabaco does textbox arrays like vb. If they do you could just loop through them and set the keyascii value. Neil
Can I use the Java Mail API from within Jabaco? If I can, how would I reference it? Do I just do something like import java.mail.*; Also, would the code that I use to access it be in Java or VB? I have downloaded the API and would like to start playing with it. They are a set of jar files that are used for pop3, imap, smtp, etc. Neil
The border of the form on the bottom and sides disappear when you click the max button of the form. Neil
More samples that are well commented. I think we should all submit a sample of something. That way the sample collection will grow. Neil
I did a search but didn't find anything on implementing a status bar at the bottom of the form. Is it possible to add it to a form? Neil
Just in case someone is trying to trap the min/max buttons of the form here's the code. In vb.net it would be If Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized Then do something end if In Jabaco it is If Me.WindowState = vbMaximized Then do something end if Neil
Is there a way to add padding to the top and left of the treeview? Indent the left and drop the top a little in the treeview itself. Neil
Is there a way to get rid of the treeview node lines? Neil
You can do a 3 way split by just dropping a second splitpane onto the right side of the first and add the code to the for load SplitPane1.setFrame Tree1,fmComponentLeft SplitPane1.setFrame SplitPane2,fmComponentRight SplitPane2.setFrame JBGrid1,fmComponentTop SplitPane2.setFrame RichTextBox1,fmComponentBottom Here's a picture of it.
Read that post and my images are png images. Neil