Re: Draw border
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 1:23 pm
Thanks Friendesgici wrote:Hats to the airesgici wrote: I'll try![]()
Extremely appreciated dr.![]()
You are a true life-saving hidalgo![]()
Best regards

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Thanks Friendesgici wrote:Hats to the airesgici wrote: I'll try![]()
Extremely appreciated dr.![]()
You are a true life-saving hidalgo![]()
Best regards
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aColor1 := ACLONE( aColor )
aColor2 := ACLONE( aColor )
DRAW BORDER WINDOW cWindowName CONTROL cControlName UPCOLOR aColor1 DOWNCOLOR aColor2 SPACE nWidness
Very good!!!esgici wrote:Hi Dr.
My teacher said me : "Stay away from macro substitutions whenever possible"![]()
How about a solution like this![]()
( Tested and approved in my sideCode: Select all
aColor1 := ACLONE( aColor ) aColor2 := ACLONE( aColor ) DRAW BORDER WINDOW cWindowName CONTROL cControlName UPCOLOR aColor1 DOWNCOLOR aColor2 SPACE nWidness
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Best regards
"Very good" was finding what the cause of the problemsrvet_claudio wrote: Very good!!!