The next question is, how can I retrieve the text of a menu item, which was
created dinamicaly with
PUBLIC FUNCTION FillMenu(MenuParent AS Menu, root AS String)
DIM s AS String
DIM hMenu AS Menu
IF MenuParent.Children.Count > 0 THEN MenuParent.Children[0].Delete
FOR EACH s IN Dir(root, "*", gb.d
"old" Nabble is falling apart. It seems to randomly fail to accept my posts.
Good times. Anyway, here's the post bypassing Nabble:
I'm attempting to rotate an image about its center point, using something
like:
DIM background AS Image = Image.Load("grass.png")
DIM f AS Float
F
There is probably more efficient ways, but quick and dirty...
Here:
DIM background AS Image = Image.Load("kuva1.jpg")
DIM bg2 AS Image
DIM f AS Float
DIM ii AS Integer
DIM jj AS Integer
ii = background.Width / 2
jj = background.Height / 2
FOR f = 0 TO 6.2831853 STEP 0.01
Draw.Begin(DrawingArea
Another question: how to read the text of the selected menu item, which were
dinamically created?
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I'm attempting to rotate an image about its center point, using something
like:
DIM background AS Image = Image.Load("grass.png")
DIM f AS Float
FOR f = 0 TO 6.2831853 STEP 0.01
Draw.Begin(DrawingArea)
Draw.Image(background.Rotate(f), 0, 0)
Draw.End
WAIT
NEXT
The resolution of the ret
Great, Fabien,
it looks it will work! I'll write to tell if I managed to do it completely.
Thanks!
Csaba
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Public Function FillMenu(MenuParent as Menu)
dim s as string
dim hMenu as Menu
MenuParent.Children[0].Delete
For each s in Dir(MenuParent.Tag,"*", gb.directory)
hMenu = new Menu(MenuParent)
hMenu.Text = s
hMenu.Picture = Picture["icon:/small/directory"]
if isDrir(MenuParent.Tag &/ s) then
Off course, I would like to have a menu structure where each submenu item
represents a subfolder recursively.
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> I don't understand why you want to handle this with menus.
> If you want "to browse the directory structure and to point to the desired
> folder", it's done with a Dialog:
>
> DIM myPath as String
> Dialog.Title = "Look for the mobile phone"
> Dialog.Path = System.Path
> If D
I don't understand why you want to handle this with menus.
If you want "to browse the directory structure and to point to the desired
folder", it's done with a Dialog:
DIM myPath as String
Dialog.Title = "Look for the mobile phone"
Dialog.Path = System.Path
If Dialog.SelectDirectory() Then
My goal: Let's have a mobile phone, and I would like to send data (images,
mp3) to the phone, but I don't know how the directory structure of that
certain phone would look like. I would like to have a "Send to:" option
which is present for e.g in Konqueror, which would enable me to browse the
dire
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