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Hi, Miguelon.

There is a new "PASSCHAR" option to set the password character. You can do something like this:

to show a circle instead of the asterisk with this.

Tom

Congrats!

Maybe it defaults to the REGISTER option? I didn't recompile my app after I recompiled DCLIPX.DLL. I will do this now. There is no "REGISTER" in my DCDIALOG.CH.

Hi, Roger.

This creates an error at DC_XbpActiveXControl:Init(5153), Parameter has wrong type (<\CLSID\> + <0>).

Tom.

Hi, Roger. I look through the eXpress++-code used with "FIT" and didn't find anything related to menus. But try this: #include "dcdialog.ch" #pragma library("dclipx.lib") PROCEDURE appsys() ; RETURN PROCEDURE MAIN() LOCAL GetList := {}, GetOptions := {} DCGET OPTIONS HILITEGETS GRA_CLR_BLUE NOSUPERV...

Hi, Roger. As I reported - this works really good. But it seems that the resizing/repositioning is not reflected by the GetList array. If i.e. a browse is resized with oBrowse:DCSetSize(a), and the dialog containing it is resized using DC_AutoResize() afterwards, the browse resizes to the initial si...

Hi, Roger. If a dialog contains several submenus on a menubar (like: 10 on a dialog sized 800 x 400) and this dialog is created with DCREAD FIT, it seems that space beyond the menubar is reserved for whatever. As you can see in screenshot one, there is some space between the menu bar and the other d...

Hi, Rudolf. You're right. I walked through all avaiable objects in the dialog/browse providing the methods "SetColorFG/SetColorBG" and turned them to XBPSYSCLR_TRANSPARENT, but cells remain gray (GRA_CLR_BACKGROUND). Even the scrollbars shine through, but it seems that transparent color is not suppo...

Hi, Rudolf. This should work, but you also need to set the transparent color for the statics containing the browse. Take a look at the object using "DC_InspectObject(oBrowse)". If you look/click at the "ChildList" method, you will see a list of objects representing the browse. Some of them (two or t...