Thanks Jermy. I tried your suggestion and found no resource with a matching ID
or name that describes the picture.
FYIW, I created this button back in 2004 after seeing a Summit presentation by
David Batton on how to create a mask object on a form. Using the presented
technique I used a simple rectangle in 4 picture buttons to create a cropping
rectangle that a user can resize over a picture to indicate the desired
cropping. I no longer have the summit presentation notes and the knowledge base
does not go back that far. Does anyone have these presentation notes. I think
if I can see how I created the picture buttons, I can figure out how to convert
the picture.
John
> On Jul 28, 2019, at 6:19 PM, Jeremy French <jeremyfre...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> I suggest you try the following to see what 4D reports as resources.
>
> Use the RESOURCE TYPE LIST command to get a list of all resource types:
>
> RESOURCE TYPE LIST ( resTypes {; resFile} )
>
> Omit the resFile parameter so you get all open resource types.
>
> Then build a list of individual resources found by iterating over each
> resTypes and calling RESOURCE LIST for that resTypes. Omit the resFile
> parameter so you get all open items:
>
> RESOURCE LIST ( resType ; resIDs ; resNames {; resFile} )
>
> Put the resulting list (which will have 3-columns: “ResType”, “ResIDs”,
> “ResNames”) in a list box.
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