At 15:08 2003-12-24, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
Johan, is there any way these can also be added as properties to
TGL? Depending on how long it will be before the next release will come
out, you may want to do it yourself if the code, or wait for the whole
thing in the next version of Win32::GUI
Thanks
PBM_SETBARCOLOR ( 0x400 + 9 )
PBM_SETBKCOLOR(?)
PBM_SETSTEP (?)
PBM_SETBKCOLOR = 0x2000 + 1
PBM_SETSTEP = 0x400 + 4
;)
Jonathan, where you have taken these figures? How I can find these
conformity itself and answer my question itself? I
At 12/1/2003 10:15 AM, Chris wrote:
Okay, I need to know how I can specify a custom color for a progress bar,
so it can be red or blue, depending on the status of my application. Ive
tried to do it by changing the fill and color commands and have had no
luck, if anyone knows anything about
At 12/2/2003 01:27 AM, Steve Pick wrote:
Oh dear. I tried so much to get this to work, mucking about with classes and
stuff and I couldn't figure out how. Best way I found is to paint your own
damn rectangle using a Graphic object :) I realise that's not ideal, but
it's the best solution I've
From: Jonathan Southwick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been wanting to do this forever myself but never was able to ...
until today!!!
I figured out a way to do it and its rather simple. You need to use
SendMessage though but it works.
Here is the answer:
$result = SendMessage($hWndControl,
$result = SendMessage($hWndControl, PBM_SETBARCOLOR, 0, $color);
GOOD!
But now, please:
PBM_SETBARCOLOR ( 0x400 + 9 )
PBM_SETBKCOLOR(?)
PBM_SETSTEP (?)
It is a question silly ;) :
How I can find itself continuation?
Where to
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