Thanks Arnaud,
Works great.
Lennox
Arnaud Nicolet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Le 31 juil. 06 � 07:05 Matin,
Lennox Jacob a �crit:
> Hello,
> To activate Pushbutton1 when a window containing it is opened,
> coding Pushbutton1.push does it.
> Now when a window containing BevelButton1 is opened, coding for its
> caption e.g BevelButton.caption = "6" will open BevelButton1 and
> its caption would be 6, but how can its Action event be activated
> programatically?
> Thanks.
> Lennox.
The case of the pushbutton is an exception.
For bevel button, you can't "push" it programatically. You have to
move the bevel button's action code to a method. Then, you call the
method from the bevel button and also from where you'd use
pushbutton.push if it were a pushbutton.
For example:
now, you have:
sub BevelButton1.action()
someCodeHere
end sub
and you try to use:
BevelButton1.push
somewhere else (which does not work).
Changes to make:
Add a method to the window (for example: "BevelButton1Pushed")
Move the code of the BevelButton1.action() to this new method (the
code should not remain in its original event):
Sub BevelButton1Pushed()
someCodeHere
end sub
Then, change the sub of the bevel button:
sub BevelButton1.action()
BevelButton1Pushed
end sub
That's all. You can now call BevelButton1Pushed
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