You're welcome
Le 31 juil. 06 à 14:38 Soir, Lennox Jacob a écrit:
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 anywhere.
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