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From: Geoff Schaller on 10 Feb 2010 16:28 This is actually not such a bad idea (hide the pane dividers and fix the ratio) The downside is a little more message handling between the panes I suspect but it will give the outcome desired. Personally I think these guys need to get off their bums and "fix" the __AlignControls method and be done with it! Geoff "Stefan" <info(a)sanosoft.com> wrote in message news:d6dc0992-ed7c-4f37-980e-66c6a7e8f502(a)z19g2000yqk.googlegroups.com: > Hi Phil, > > what's about a SplitWindow with 4 panes? > > Stefan
From: Philippe Mermod on 11 Feb 2010 03:34 Below the method from Alessandro : METHOD PostInit(oWindow,iCtlID,oServer,uExtra) CLASS WinProva SELF:oDCGroupBox1:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130003) * SELF:oDCDataListView1:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12120000) SELF:oCCPushButton11:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) SELF:oCCPushButton12:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) * SELF:oCCPushButton13:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) SELF:oDCGroupBox2:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130013) * SELF:oDCDataListView2:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12120012) SELF:oCCPushButton21:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001213) SELF:oCCPushButton22:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001213) * SELF:oCCPushButton23:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001212) SELF:oDCGroupBox3:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121200) * SELF:oDCDataListView3:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121200) SELF:oCCPushButton31:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) SELF:oCCPushButton32:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) * SELF:oCCPushButton33:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) SELF:oDCGroupBox4:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121212) * SELF:oDCDataListView4:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121212) SELF:oCCPushButton41:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) SELF:oCCPushButton42:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) * SELF:oCCPushButton43:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) SELF:oDCGroupBox5:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130023) SELF:oCCPushButton51:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001223) SELF:oCCPushButton52:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001223) RETURN NIL -- Phil Mermod Crystal Reports Library for Visual Objects http://www.pkl.ch/dev/ Geoff Schaller wrote: > Show us the line of code please. > This should be trivial > > (Or you have dll hell) > > > > "Philippe Mermod" <pmermod(a)REMOVEpkl.ch> wrote in message > news:7tfrjmF7esU1(a)mid.individual.net: > > > Hi Alessandro, > > > > I have the following error when executing your sample under > > VO 2822 (With Vista Sp2 - x86) : > > > > http://www.pkl.ch/dev/screenshots/alessandro.png > > > > Somebody has seen this before ? > > > > -- > > Phil Mermod > > Crystal Reports Library for Visual Objects > > http://www.pkl.ch/dev/ > > > > > > Alessandro Antonangeli wrote: > > > > > >> Il Wed, 10 Feb 2010 13:09:19 +0000, Philippe Mermod ha > scritto: > > > > > > >> > Hi Alessandro, > >> > > >> > Can you send me your sample by email ? > >> > > >> > Thanks, > > > > > > >> I sent > > > > >> Anyway nothing different from what Sebasti�n posted. > > > > >> The sample is with 5 groups of element (3 upper and 2 > lower), >> I was just plaiyng to see how it works.
From: Alessandro Antonangeli on 11 Feb 2010 05:28 > The downside is a little more message handling between the panes I > suspect but it will give the outcome desired. > > Personally I think these guys need to get off their bums and "fix" the > __AlignControls method and be done with it! > > Geoff Why to complicate your life when there is an easy solution? __AlignControls just deal with the standard alignment/resizing, that cannot be full comprehnsive. Arrange it, means to make a lot of calculation. Just use OwnerAlignment, the VO way. It's easy and works fine. About the Phil problem, someone should check to see if is a Vista related problem or something related to his PC/configuration/other -- Ciao, Alessandro
From: Geoff Schaller on 11 Feb 2010 16:33 Jeepers Phil, this is VO 101: What is your error? It got a ptr instead of a long What are you sending? A ptr. Do you get it? DON'T SEND A PTR - SEND A LONG Except for the fact that the error is coming from the GUI libs underneath. OwnerAlignments takes a usual and it is expected to be a long Your are typing it to be a ptr but to what????? <g> Take a look at SDK (how often do I tell people that). It explains exactly how to do this. Your defines cannot be pointers, they must be longs. You need to created some defines in the same way as VO has and make sure the binary value matches (and doesn't override) other values. All the defines and the way they are constructed are. All you need to do as add a few of your own. Cheers, Geoff "Philippe Mermod" <pmermod(a)REMOVEpkl.ch> wrote in message news:7thtogFrleU1(a)mid.individual.net: > Below the method from Alessandro : > > METHOD PostInit(oWindow,iCtlID,oServer,uExtra) CLASS WinProva > > SELF:oDCGroupBox1:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130003) > * SELF:oDCDataListView1:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12120000) > SELF:oCCPushButton11:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) > SELF:oCCPushButton12:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) > * SELF:oCCPushButton13:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001200) > > SELF:oDCGroupBox2:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130013) > * SELF:oDCDataListView2:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12120012) > SELF:oCCPushButton21:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001213) > SELF:oCCPushButton22:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001213) > * SELF:oCCPushButton23:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001212) > > SELF:oDCGroupBox3:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121200) > * SELF:oDCDataListView3:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121200) > SELF:oCCPushButton31:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) > SELF:oCCPushButton32:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) > * SELF:oCCPushButton33:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001100) > > SELF:oDCGroupBox4:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121212) > * SELF:oDCDataListView4:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12121212) > SELF:oCCPushButton41:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) > SELF:oCCPushButton42:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) > * SELF:oCCPushButton43:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001112) > > SELF:oDCGroupBox5:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x12130023) > SELF:oCCPushButton51:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001223) > SELF:oCCPushButton52:OwnerAlignment:= PTR(_CAST, 0x00001223) > > RETURN NIL > -- > Phil Mermod > Crystal Reports Library for Visual Objects > http://www.pkl.ch/dev/ > > > Geoff Schaller wrote: > > > > Show us the line of code please. > > This should be trivial > > > > (Or you have dll hell) > > > > > > > > "Philippe Mermod" <pmermod(a)REMOVEpkl.ch> wrote in message > > news:7tfrjmF7esU1(a)mid.individual.net: > > > > > > Hi Alessandro, > > > > > > I have the following error when executing your sample under > > > VO 2822 (With Vista Sp2 - x86) : > > > > > > http://www.pkl.ch/dev/screenshots/alessandro.png > > > > > > Somebody has seen this before ? > > > > > > -- > > > Phil Mermod > > > Crystal Reports Library for Visual Objects > > > http://www.pkl.ch/dev/ > > > > > > > > > Alessandro Antonangeli wrote: > > > > > > > > > >> Il Wed, 10 Feb 2010 13:09:19 +0000, Philippe Mermod ha > > > scritto: > > > > > > > > > > > >> > Hi Alessandro, > > >> > > > >> > Can you send me your sample by email ? > > >> > > > >> > Thanks, > > > > > > > > > > >> I sent > > > > > > >> Anyway nothing different from what Sebasti�n posted. > > > > > > >> The sample is with 5 groups of element (3 upper and 2 > > > lower), >> I was just plaiyng to see how it works.
From: Geoff Schaller on 11 Feb 2010 16:36
Alessandro, I am agreeing with you but let's face it. VO is finished so we cannot expect more. As Phil's problem, it is a certainty it has nothing to with Vista or all the rest of us would have experienced it too. We did not. I still think he has dll hell and mixed some older version VO dlls with newer ones. That will cause this kind of problem or his repo is unstable and needs a full touch all and reindex. Geoff "Alessandro Antonangeli" <alcati.r3m0v3th1s(a)alcati.com> wrote in message news:hl0m4d$jao$1(a)speranza.aioe.org: > > The downside is a little more message handling between the panes I > > suspect but it will give the outcome desired. > > > > Personally I think these guys need to get off their bums and "fix" the > > __AlignControls method and be done with it! > > > > Geoff > > > Why to complicate your life when there is an easy solution? > __AlignControls just deal with the standard alignment/resizing, that > cannot be full comprehnsive. Arrange it, means to make a lot of > calculation. > > Just use OwnerAlignment, the VO way. It's easy and works fine. > > About the Phil problem, someone should check to see if is a Vista related > problem or something related to his PC/configuration/other > > -- > Ciao, Alessandro |