create dotnetcontrol buttons inside function
I want to create buttons depending on certain things!
So here is what I need:
fn myfunction= ( ... for i=1 to IDcount do ( dotnetcontrol ID_btn[i] "System.Windows.Forms.Button" width:20 height:60 pos:[27,i*153] ID_btn[i].backcolor = (dotnetcolor 70 70 70) ID_btn[i].flatstyle = dotnetobject "System.Windows.Forms.FlatStyle" Flat ID_btn[i].text="1" ID_btn[i].foreColor = (dotnetcolor 200 200 200) ) )
How to make it work?
Comments
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Look better for propertie name and value which is boolean (true-false or on-off)
Not try this never again it's funny
BitmapLister.FLP.WrapContent=BitmapLister.FLP.WrapContent.falsebarigazy
srry
there is
There is no FlowDirection property inside FlowLayoutPanel
showproperties BitmapLister.FLP
.AccessibilityObject : , read-only
.AccessibleDefaultActionDescription :
.AccessibleDescription :
.AccessibleName :
.AccessibleRole :
.AllowDrop :
.Anchor :
.AutoScroll :
.AutoScrollMargin :
.AutoScrollMinSize :
.AutoScrollOffset :
.AutoScrollPosition :
.AutoSize :
.AutoSizeMode :
.BackColor :
.BackgroundImage :
.BackgroundImageLayout :
.BindingContext :
.BorderStyle :
.Bottom : , read-only
.Bounds :
.CanFocus : , read-only
.CanSelect : , read-only
.Capture :
.CausesValidation :
.CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls : , static
.ClientRectangle : , read-only
.ClientSize :
.CompanyName : , read-only
.Container : , read-only
.ContainsFocus : , read-only
.ContextMenu :
.ContextMenuStrip :
.Controls : , read-only
.Created : , read-only
.Cursor :
.DataBindings : , read-only
.DefaultBackColor : , read-only, static
.DefaultFont : , read-only, static
.DefaultForeColor : , read-only, static
.DisplayRectangle : , read-only
.Disposing : , read-only
.Dock :
.DockPadding : , read-only
.Enabled :
.FlowDirection :
.Focused : , read-only
.Font :
.ForeColor :
.Handle : , read-only
.HasChildren : , read-only
.Height :
.HorizontalScroll : , read-only
.ImeMode :
.InvokeRequired : , read-only
.IsAccessible :
.IsDisposed : , read-only
.IsHandleCreated : , read-only
.IsMirrored : , read-only
.LayoutEngine : , read-only
.Left :
.Location :
.Margin :
.MaximumSize :
.MinimumSize :
.ModifierKeys : , read-only, static
.MouseButtons : , read-only, static
.MousePosition : , read-only, static
.Name :
.Padding :
.Parent :
.PreferredSize : , read-only
.ProductName : , read-only
.ProductVersion : , read-only
.RecreatingHandle : , read-only
.Region :
.Right : , read-only
.RightToLeft :
.Site :
.Size :
.TabIndex :
.TabStop :
.Tag :
.Text :
.Top :
.TopLevelControl : , read-only
.UseWaitCursor :
.VerticalScroll : , read-only
.Visible :
.Width :
.WindowTarget :
.WrapContents :
even
doesn't change anything!
I think I'm doing smth wrong!
...
I not know what's wrong, but let consider this:
-- what if you have over the 1000 bitmaps or material. That will kill your tool.
Maybe is a bad idea to use numbering of maps group.
-- if you deside to continue with this then try to create two separate vertical FLP one for the material class and one for numbers.
barigazy
hm
also doesn't help - the same result
from here
http://www.scriptspot.com/bobo/mxs9/dotNet/dotNetObject_System.Windows.F...
look
I noticed that whatever I use
it does not change at all! I think I'm not writing code corectly
...
Not change because your FLP with is too small and not allow to cange position of controls. I love to use Panel because I can manualy assigne exact location of .net control. But if your controls change size then FLP is the better choise
barigazy
BitmapLister.FLP.FlowDirectio
does not help also! exactly the same result! May be smth I do wrong!