Hi Roger,
Yes it is solved by passing the oDlg as parameter instead of oDlg:drawingarea.
Hilitegets with Xbase 2.0
Re: Hilitegets with Xbase 2.0
Hi,
By changing my code I get a lot of other problems about positioning of dialogs. Now I remember why I'm using the :drawingarea().
I have a sample program based on the outlookbar sample which demonstrates the problem. The ::drawingarea is passed as an object and then you can see what happens.
When you start the program you have buttons on the left. The second button is 'Hilite Test'. When you click on it, you will see the problem.
In the ZIP there is the PRG, XPJ and an EXE for Xbase 2.0.
By changing my code I get a lot of other problems about positioning of dialogs. Now I remember why I'm using the :drawingarea().
I have a sample program based on the outlookbar sample which demonstrates the problem. The ::drawingarea is passed as an object and then you can see what happens.
When you start the program you have buttons on the left. The second button is 'Hilite Test'. When you click on it, you will see the problem.
In the ZIP there is the PRG, XPJ and an EXE for Xbase 2.0.
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Re: Hilitegets with Xbase 2.0
Important: In Windows the scale has to be set to 125%. Otherwise it is working correctly.
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