i seems me that FONTCOLOR only work on Frame but not on FONT
Checkbox FONTCOLOR
Moderator: Rathinagiri
Re: Checkbox FONTCOLOR
Hi,
Did you mean the controls look as at the following picture
Which controls look is your preferable - on a right or on a left side
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Grigory Filatov
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." Albert Einstein
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Re: Checkbox FONTCOLOR
hi,
hm ... your Font have Color but my Font have not
it must be CYAN (and later BLACK as Background) but it stay BLACK
the Color of Checkbox itself change but not Color Caption
and
what do i make wrong, please help.
p.s. is it possible to set different Color
hm ... your Font have Color but my Font have not
the Color of Checkbox itself change but not Color Caption
Code: Select all
@ 110,200+50 CHECKBOX CHECK_3 ;
CAPTION "" ;
FIELD POP3->SSL ;
FONTCOLOR {76,254,254} ;
ON ENTER CheckValue() ;
ON CHANGE CheckCaption()Code: Select all
PROCEDURE CheckCaption()
IF USED()
IF Win_Setup.CHECK_3.Value = .F.
Win_Setup.Check_3.Caption := "disable"
ELSE
Win_Setup.Check_3.Caption := "enable"
ENDIF
ENDIF
RETURNp.s. is it possible to set different Color
have fun
Jimmy
Jimmy
Re: Checkbox FONTCOLOR
Hi,
Yes, it is possible with using of the NO THEMED controls in the modern Operating systems.
It will be available at a next MiniguiEx build.
I've added the following description at a current changelog file:
Hope that useful* Enhanced: The CHECKBOX, FRAME and RADIOGROUP controls supports the FontColor
and BackColor properties in the THEMED Operating Systems.
It was a postponed user's request.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@inbox.ru>
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\CheckLabel_2)
Kind Regards,
Grigory Filatov
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." Albert Einstein
Grigory Filatov
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." Albert Einstein