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Re: Draw border

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 1:23 pm
by srvet_claudio
esgici wrote:
esgici wrote: I'll try
Hats to the air :shock:

Extremely appreciated dr. :arrow:

You are a true life-saving hidalgo 8-)

Best regards :D
Thanks Friend :D

Re: Draw border

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 2:11 pm
by esgici
Hi Dr.

My teacher said me : "Stay away from macro substitutions whenever possible" ;)

How about a solution like this :?:

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aColor1 := ACLONE( aColor )
aColor2 := ACLONE( aColor )
	   
DRAW BORDER WINDOW cWindowName CONTROL cControlName UPCOLOR aColor1 DOWNCOLOR aColor2 SPACE nWidness
( Tested and approved in my side :arrow: )

Best regards :D

Re: Draw border

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 2:58 pm
by srvet_claudio
esgici wrote:Hi Dr.

My teacher said me : "Stay away from macro substitutions whenever possible" ;)

How about a solution like this :?:

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aColor1 := ACLONE( aColor )
aColor2 := ACLONE( aColor )
	   
DRAW BORDER WINDOW cWindowName CONTROL cControlName UPCOLOR aColor1 DOWNCOLOR aColor2 SPACE nWidness
( Tested and approved in my side :arrow: )

Best regards :D
Very good!!!

Re: Draw border

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 4:59 pm
by esgici
srvet_claudio wrote: Very good!!!
"Very good" was finding what the cause of the problem :idea:

Thanks again :)

Best regards :D

Re: Draw border

Posted: Thu May 15, 2025 8:47 pm
by mol
I want to refresh this topic without creating new.
I want to add group a few controls and put them on the colored rectangle - something like frame, but with differend background color from form background color.
I've tried using LABEL as a background, but it causes problem with checkboxes, which become inoperable with mouse.
I thought about Bos Taurus library and BT_DrawGradientFillVertical, but I don't know how to operate on a piece of form, not whole.

Maybe someone knows the way to solve this problem?

I'll try with drawing rectangle, maybe it will be good?