Yes but, in this case, I need to generate a "default state" for all
properties... And you know, it's not very "clean" :( :(
Container Control is probably a way to test.
on 28/12/05 20:58, Ed Kleban at Ed at Kleban dot com wrote:
> You can also create the first canvas(0) outside of the window area so that
> it cannot be seen, or set it's visible property to false. Then either
> change it's properties before displaying it, or just ignore it and create
> clones as you need them with the properties you desire.
>
>
> On 12/28/05 12:30 PM, "Charlie Boisseau" <charlie at boisseau dot co dot uk>
> wrote:
>
>> REALbasic doesn't allow you to create controls on the fly. What you
>> can do is attach a new instance of a ContainerControl dynamically, so
>> you might want to create a canvas within a container control and try
>> that.
>
>
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