Ok 2 questions:
1. Regular buttons of ButtonBars when disabled will automatically adjust the image to indicate the state unless the button bar use the 2007 clause; in which case an image to represent the disabled state must be supplied. Is this understanding correct?
2. Looking at the header file, I find DEFINE BUTTON of oBar accepts up to 4 image:
I assume cResName1 indicate the image for normal state while the rest is for disabled, mouse over and something-which-I-don't-know. So the question is, which represents which?
TIA
1. Regular buttons of ButtonBars when disabled will automatically adjust the image to indicate the state unless the button bar use the 2007 clause; in which case an image to represent the disabled state must be supplied. Is this understanding correct?
2. Looking at the header file, I find DEFINE BUTTON of oBar accepts up to 4 image:
#xcommand DEFINE BUTTON [ <oBtn> ] ;
       [ <bar: OF, BUTTONBAR > <oBar> ] ;
       [ <resource: NAME, RESNAME, RESOURCE> <cResName1> ;
        [,<cResName2>[,<cResName3>][,<cResName4>] ] ] ;I assume cResName1 indicate the image for normal state while the rest is for disabled, mouse over and something-which-I-don't-know. So the question is, which represents which?
TIA
FWH 11.08/FWH 19.12
BCC5.82/BCC7.3
xHarbour/Harbour
BCC5.82/BCC7.3
xHarbour/Harbour