Big Al,
You've really got to show us more code.
What is wrong with pointing all the buttons at a single OnClick event that looks
something like:
procedure MyOnClick(Sender : TComponent );
begin
TSpeedButton( Sender ).Down := False;
end;
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On 30/07/1999 at 19:44 Alistair George wrote:
>> > times is to reset all of them to the off state, even though one may have
>> > been pressed.
>> > Is there a preferred method to do this?
>>
>> If AllowAllUp is set then the buttons can all be up, it is simple
>> enough to
>Thanks Patrick. That isnt what I meant, I am past some learning barriers in
>the code.
>I did the following:
> case picselect of
> 1: Pic1.Down := false; 2: Pic2.Down := false; 3: Pic3.Down := false;
>4: Pic4.Down := false;
> 5: Pic5.Down := false; 6: Pic6.Down := false; 7: Pic7.Down := false;
>8: Pic8.Down := false;
> 9: Pic9.Down := false; 10: Pic10.Down := false; 11: Pic11.Down :=
>false; 12: Pic12.Down := false;
> 13: Pic13.Down := false; 14: Pic14.Down := false; 15: Pic15.Down :=
>false;
> end;
>
>Where PicSelect is the current button being pushed. After setting allup to
>be true. Its a tad tricky, cause the color has got to change to suit another
>state in the button.
>Just trying to avoid all the typing that seems to go with Pascal, you know,
>all the above should sortof drop in dont you think.
>Have a nice weekend folks,
>Al+
>
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