OK.
I try ! ;)
on 28/12/05 19:33, Norman Palardy at npalardy at great-white-software dot com
wrote:
>
> On Dec 28, 2005, at 11:15 AM, Dominik Fusina - The Captain wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I create a CANVAS subclass (myCanvas) and I generate CANVAS objects
>> dynamically into a window with ³new² operator.
>> To do this, today I must to create a (empty) CANVAS object with
>> superclass
>> ³myCanvas² and an index number to ³0².
>>
>> But I would like to create ³myCanvas² instances without that default
>> and
>> physical object, just like that, with using ³new² operator only
>> (virtual
>> action).
>> - I want my main window empty ! -
>> Why ? Because I need to initialize differents default values before
>> ³myCanvas² object be created (open).
>> Is it possible ?
>>
>> (I hope to be clear ;) )
>>
>> Thanx,
>
> Not with plain canvas subclasses or most other control subclasses.
>
> IF you use a container control you might be able to do something like
> this.
> Basically each container would just hold one standard control and then
> you can instantiate those at run time and embed them using embedwithin.
>
>
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RB 2005 PRO r 4:
:( I don't like IDE : too slow, and not clear!
:( too many bugs for a release #4...
:( too expensive "release" program...
An old RB 1.0 user :(
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