I should have thought a 'Muir" would have come and helped! (I had a an old
friend named Ted Muir who allways helped me in a bind- he's passed away now.
You couldn't have a better name.) Thanks a bunch!
JB
Richard Muir-Gladman wrote:
>
> I use this code to create my "picture boxes" which are
I use this code to create my "picture boxes" which are actually buttons.
I did this because I couldn't find a click event for a picture box.
PRIVATE SUB addPicture(pName AS String, title AS String, id AS Integer)
DIM f AS Frame
DIM p AS Button
f = NEW Frame(scrPictures)
f.Text
Thanx again for the help. I will have a look at your advice and try and
implement it in my code. This is my first crack at programming since way
back in the QuickBasic days, so I appreciate the help.
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I want to be able to spawn a series of indentical pictureboxes then if I
click on an individual pixturebox get it to run code for that picturebox.
I can genrate the pictureboxes just fine with the =new picturebox but then I
cant use the picturebox with Public sub picturebox_mousedown() command as
CelticBhoy ha scritto:
> This is the code where the problem comes up :-
>
> PUBLIC SUB Seperate(sComponent AS String, iRec AS Integer)
>
> DIM sElement AS String[13]
> DIM iStart AS Integer
> DIM iFinish AS Integer
> DIM iLen AS Integer
> DIM iLoop AS Integer
> DIM iSlen AS Integer
>
Hi!
I noticed Start and End options to make sector (also in circle), but
how to fill them with color?
Fabien, here it is, but I think it is not very useful.
It is made only for my special case. It has fixed sizes, and it is
limited to 8 sectors.
Notice that Part() array have to sum up 100% to ma
This is the code where the problem comes up :-
PUBLIC SUB Seperate(sComponent AS String, iRec AS Integer)
DIM sElement AS String[13]
DIM iStart AS Integer
DIM iFinish AS Integer
DIM iLen AS Integer
DIM iLoop AS Integer
DIM iSlen AS Integer
iLen = Len(sComponent)
IF iLen > 1
> CelticBhoy ha scritto:
> > What is wrong with this line :-
> >
> > IF sElement[iLoop] = NULL THEN sElement[iLoop] = "0"
> >
> > I want to catch a null character and change it to "0".
>
> You are using an array notation, ie, sElement[] designes an array of
> strings, each composed of many characte
CelticBhoy ha scritto:
> What is wrong with this line :-
>
> IF sElement[iLoop] = NULL THEN sElement[iLoop] = "0"
>
> I want to catch a null character and change it to "0".
>
You are using an array notation, ie, sElement[] designes an array of
strings, each composed of many characters.
Moreover
