Me:
You can't (or it is very difficult to) change the look of the control. But
you can paint the control yourself, giving you exactly the look you want.
I'm primarily talking about the Label control here, which is easy to
render. I wouldn't wanna try to paint a RichEdit control, nor is it
pos
At 08:47 2002-05-21 -0400, Jonathan Southwick wrote:
I have a bitmap placed in a sunken label. The label only contains the
bitmap. I have a richedit control to the right of label that is the same
height as the label. What I am wanting is for the label to look like iot
is part of the richedi
That may be the wrong topic but here is what I am actually wanting to do.
I have a bitmap placed in a sunken label. The label only contains the
bitmap. I have a richedit control to the right of label that is the same
height as the label. What I am wanting is for the label to look like iot
Thanks. I never thought it could be that easy!.
Jonthan
At 5/21/2002 09:14 AM, Johan Lindstrom wrote:
At 12:29 2002-05-20 -0400, Jonathan Southwick wrote:
Is there a way to make labels appear sunken ... or any widget for that
matter?
Try adding this option when you create the label:
-sunke
>Controls will default to calling event handlers in package main unless you
>-name your controls with the package name as a prefix (e.g.
>"Amphetadesk::OS::Windows::myWindow"), which makes it difficult to access
>them[1].
>
>If you try that, does it work?
Yup. Shortly after I sent my original ques
At 16:34 2002-05-17 -0400, Morbus Iff wrote:
I've recently switched everything over to modules/packages, and
the above code has been given a standard modular header:
package AmphetaDesk::OS::Windows;
[please correct me if I'm wrong here, this is how I understand it to work]
Event handlers y
At 12:29 2002-05-20 -0400, Jonathan Southwick wrote:
Is there a way to make labels appear sunken ... or any widget for that matter?
Try adding this option when you create the label:
-sunken => 1,
/J
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