Missing GRIPPERTEXT property for COMBOBOX
Hi Claudio,
Split Builder is a good supporting tool in IDE. But is missing GRIPPERTEXT property for COMBOBOX.
The problem is when ever we change something in the designer form, all the manual job is lost.
GRIPPERTEXT is used to describe some text beside the ComboBox when is in the SPLITBOX.
Also I did not find any function/method to insert or change the GRIPPERTEXT.
I found this on HMG_Doc:
GRID properties also are lost in Split Builder when form is been saved. This has been reported at this topic: viewtopic.php?p=45118#p45118 by Marc.
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DropDown Menus when is in SplitBox is wrongly defined out of SPLITBOX in FMG
There is another bug when there is a DROPDOWN MENU in owned button, the form designer should save it in line after of END SPLITBOX in sequence. Because this sequence order mismatch causes an error in writing the form.
When this sequence order mismatch is corrected manually in the fmg file: IDE in form desginer (opening saved form) and compilling process work normally.
There is another bug when there is a DROPDOWN MENU in owned button, the form designer should save it in line after of END SPLITBOX in sequence. Because this sequence order mismatch causes an error in writing the form.
When this sequence order mismatch is corrected manually in the fmg file: IDE in form desginer (opening saved form) and compilling process work normally.
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Thank you Claudio.
Please note in my re-edited previous message I am explaining about IDE is defining DropDown menus out of SplitBoxes defination:
For your tests you can take this sample demo:
I think at the time is creating a DropDown menu, should it check that is IN the SplitBox.
IDE is creating out of order creating now the DropDown is defined previously the SplitBox and this causes an error saying that (button name owned) doesn't exist. Dropdown, also could it be the line after of END SPLITBOX and will also work ok. But DropDown not be before DEFINE SPLITBOX.
In your test, you can changer something with the IDE and save the form to see that you are defining the dropdown menu before the splitbox.
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Gracias Claudio.
Por favor tené en cuenta en mi anterior y reeditado mensaje que estoy explicando que el IDE está definiendo menús DropDown fuera de las definiciones de SplitBoxes:
Para facilitar tus pruebas podés usar este que dejo en anexo:
Creo que en el momento cuando crea el menú DropDown, deberia comprobar si está EN un SplitBox.
La IDE está creando fuera de orden el DropDown. Lo está definiendo antecediendo el SplitBox y esto causa un error diciendo que (nombre del propietário del botón) no existe. Dropdown, también podría estar en la línea después de END SPLITBOX que también funcionará bien. Pero DropDown no lo debe hacer antes del DEFINE SPLITBOX .
En tu testeto, puedes alterar algo con la IDE y grabar el form para ver que está definiendo el dropdown menu antes del splitbox.
No sé si me hice entender.
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