I think this FiveLinux has a Button Bar Error(???)
My OS : Ubuntu Linux 7.10
Please Help me!!!


#include "FiveLinux.ch"
static oWnd
function Main()
local oBar
DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "Test" MENU BuildMenu()
DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar OF oWnd
DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar ACTION MsgInfo( 1 )
DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar ACTION MsgInfo( 2 )
DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar ACTION MsgInfo( 3 )
ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd
return nil
function BuildMenu()
local oMenu
MENU oMenu
MENUITEM "One" ACTION MsgInfo( 1 )
MENUITEM "Two" ACTION MsgInfo( 2 )
MENUITEM "Three" ACTION MsgInfo( 3 )
ENDMENU
return oMenu
Hi Antonio
The RESOURCE clause of the DEFINE BUTTON OF BUTTONBAR command is ? the name of a png file or svg file? Where does the sytem look? Ehat is the best way to create your own ones?
Regards
Doug
(xProgrammer)
Doug,
They are gnome predefined PNGs files located at:
/usr/share/icons/gnome/...x.../actions
/usr/share/icons/Human/...x.../actions
I guess you can add yours there too


> tutor04.prg Compile or link error
What errors do you get ?
Oknbs, may I ask what kind of editor you use?
Thanks in advance
Otto
Hi Otto
It looks like the KDE editor called KATE. I dont think it is
cross platform though.
Cheers
Colin
oDlg:End()Hi Antonio.
"RESOURCE" of the DEFINE BUTTON in a FiveLinux.ch File of downloded FTDN March 2008 FiveLinux is not defined, and TButton Class too.
< FiveLinux.ch >
[ OF <oBar> ] ;
[ <label: LABEL, PROMPT> <cText> ] ;
[ <img: IMAGE> <cImgName> ] ;
[ ACTION <uAction> ] ;
[ <group: GROUP> ] ;
=> ;
[ <oBtn> := ] TButton():NewBar( [<oBar>], <cText>,;
<cImgName>, [ \{|o|<uAction>\} ], <.group.> )
< tutor04.prg sample >
DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar RESOURCE "gtk-new" ACTION MsgInfo( "New" )
DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar RESOURCE "gtk-open" ACTION MsgInfo( "Open" )

I tried to build tutor04 and got the same error.
For the record I made the change to FiveLinux.ch referred to above which fixed 3 of the 5 compile errors but @ <row>, <col> BUTTON .... also needs to be fixed. To get around it I just changed RESOURCE in the .prg file to IMAGE.
I haven't been using COMBOBOXes in my code nor BUTTONs with IMAGEs/RESOURCEs but I thought I had successfully built tutor04 sometime in the past (but not on current machine so can't state that categorically).
Regards
Doug
(xProgrammer)
Doug, Oknbs,
Please use this library instead of the one that you are linking: