1. rebar
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2. Re: rebar
Probably. Could you be a bit more specific? I'm guessing you're looking to
change a picture or the text on the button? Or maybe the mouse cursor? If
you've been able to do this to a control not on a rebar, you should be able
to use the same code.
The control itself (push button, edit, combo box, etc.) should function no
differently when on a rebar or off. The only difference is who it's parent
is, and it's location relative to the main window (parent of the rebar),
since the position can change, so you'd need to check it dynamically, rather
than using the coords used during creation.
Matt Lewis
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From: ©koda
can you do an example the rebar buttons to be changed when mouse is over?
3. Re: rebar
>Probably. Could you be a bit more specific? I'm guessing >you're looking
to
>change a picture or the text on the button?
Yes, like in Internet Explorer.
4. Re: rebar
Hi Matt,
I think he means gray images that change color when the mouse passes over
them.
Which raises another point... how about "flat" buttons themselves (like
IE)? Are they available or are you planning to implement them soon?
Lee.
On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 13:06:31 +0200, =?iso-8859-2?B?qWtvZGE=?=
<tone.skoda at SIOL.NET> wrote:
>>Probably. Could you be a bit more specific? I'm guessing >you're looking
>to
>>change a picture or the text on the button?
>
>Yes, like in Internet Explorer.
5. Re: rebar
>
> >Probably. Could you be a bit more specific? I'm guessing
> >you're looking
> to
> >change a picture or the text on the button?
>
> Yes, like in Internet Explorer.
This is possible, but it requires a different implementation of toolbars
than currently exists in win32lib. Basically, this is done with a few image
lists. One is to display for normal buttons, one for buttons when they
become the 'hot' item, and another for disabled buttons. In order to
implement this with win32lib, you'd need to add some messages (like
TB_ADDBUTTON) and the structures, etc that the messages use. CreateEx would
need to be changed to handle adding buttons. Actually, it would probably
make sense to define a new win32lib class. Unless you want to work on this,
I'll take a further look, and see what I can do...
Matt
6. Re: rebar
Hi Matt,
I think I'd better defer to you on this one.
Thanks for looking into it... Lee.
Matthew Lewis wrote:
>
>This is possible, but it requires a different implementation of toolbars
>than currently exists in win32lib. Basically, this is done with a few
image
>lists. One is to display for normal buttons, one for buttons when they
>become the 'hot' item, and another for disabled buttons. In order to
>implement this with win32lib, you'd need to add some messages (like
>TB_ADDBUTTON) and the structures, etc that the messages use. CreateEx
would
>need to be changed to handle adding buttons. Actually, it would probably
>make sense to define a new win32lib class. Unless you want to work on
this,
>I'll take a further look, and see what I can do...
>
