1. Documentation of Styles, Flags, etc.
- Posted by Anando Banerjee <anandobanerjee at rediffmail.com> Mar 06, 2005
- 493 views
Hi, Where can I get documentation/information on allowed flags/styles for different controls? I don't think this is available in Refman.html and I can't find it in the HTML documentation win32lib_v006006. Anando
2. Re: Documentation of Styles, Flags, etc.
- Posted by Mario Steele <eumario at trilake.net> Mar 06, 2005
- 473 views
Anando Banerjee wrote: > > Hi, > > Where can I get documentation/information on allowed flags/styles for > different controls? > I don't think this is available in Refman.html and I can't find it in the HTML > documentation > win32lib_v006006. > > Anando > Anando, There's no Euphoria documentation on allowed flags/styles for diffrent controls. The best thing I can suggest, is to look at MSDN for more information about this, cause each control comes with it's own set of allowed flags and styles. The reason for this, is cause Euphoria never actually creates the controls, the Windows API creates it. Euphoria just tells the Windows API, what it wants, and it does all the dirty work. Mario Steele http://enchantedblade.trilake.net Attaining World Dominiation, one byte at a time...
3. Re: Documentation of Styles, Flags, etc.
- Posted by Dave Probert <zingo at purpletiger.com> Mar 06, 2005
- 479 views
Or you can look near the start of win32lib.ew - where most of the Euphoria versions are defined. There is little information on what each of the flags do, so the MSDN route is better for that. . .. : :: = == == = :: : .. . Server-Side DB driven web sites, Software Development and part-time games developer contact dave_p at purpletiger dot com . .. : :: = == == = :: : .. .
4. Re: Documentation of Styles, Flags, etc.
- Posted by Anando Banerjee <anandobanerjee at rediffmail.com> Mar 06, 2005
- 489 views
- Last edited Mar 07, 2005
Thanks a million Mario & Dave, Just BTW, any guidance on how to set up an EditText control for currency format?
or_all({ES_NUMBER, ES_RIGHT})
is okay for right-aligned numbers but does not allow the minus sign, decimal point or commas. EUforum's search engine also needs to be upgraded for "advanced" keyword searches, otherwise, with all the (definitely useful & undiscardable 68,000+) messages, it is fast becoming a "needle in a haystack" case. We really need some logical operators instead of the current count-based logic. After all, this forum is the best documentation and help. Thanks once again. Anando