And I really can't set
ContainerControl.Visible = False
as soon as it gets instantiated?
Am 29.01.2007 um 02:09 schrieb Tom Benson:
Yes, Container Controls are a bit of an anomaly. They behave like
windows in some manners, and like controls in others. It's very
confusing when yo go beyond the basics.
Anyway, you are correct. you can pass references to a container
control as parameters, just as you can with controls and windows.
but as soon as you call EmbedWithin or EmbedWithinPanel on that
reference then a new instance of that container control is created.
The old one is not moved. Took me quite some time to work out a
practical means of moving containers between windows, and I have no
drop in solution unfortunately, it's customised for each instance I
need to move.
- Tom
On 29/01/2007, at 9:53 AM, Chris Halford wrote:
Odd. I can programatically create a container control and pass it
around from function to function. But you are saying as soon as it
is visibly instantiated it loses its ability to exist in a non-
visible state???
C.
On Jan 28, 2007, at 5:24 PM, Aliacta wrote:
Is there a way to detach a container control from a window or
panel without closing the container control?
This may sound pointless, but in some cases a container control
is generated programatically and attached to a window. Detaching
from the window without closing would enable it to then be
attached to a subsequent view without having to reconstruct it
and re-implement any state that may be present.
AFAIK everything on an RB window is integrally part of it so you
can't do that. You'll have to save the 'state' of your container
to some App.property for instance, close it, open a new one on
the new window, and read in the 'state' to set it like the
previous one.
Marc
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