My code in frmOpenEvent section
looks like --
ControlType* ctl = (ControlType*)FrmGetObjectPtr(formP,
FrmGetObjectIndex(formP, MainOption1GraphicPushButton));
CtlGlueSetFrameStyle(ctl, noButtonFrame);
FrmDrawForm(formP);
But, on FrmDrawForm the buttons and their borders are drawn. I've
run
this on the emulator and the simulator with the same results.
It looks like you are using a graphic push button, which begs the
question why you ever set it for a border anyway. So why not simply
remove the button frame in the resource editor?
By the way, the code looks valid.
I'm taking one more crack at trying to get CtlGlueSetFrameStyle to
work with my code before switching from Constructor to the resource
editor. I dragged "PalmOSGlue.lib" into my "Resources" folder in
CodeWarrior (where it was installed in Segment1) and include
"CtlGlue.h" in the files that use CtlGlueSetFrameStyle. Everything
compiles and runs fine (except that my pushbutton borders are not
being removed).
One odd thing is the function calls to CtlGlueSetFrameStyle are not
shaded blue, like all my other function calls that CodeWarrior
recognizes as valid functions. It compiles fine, but its weird that
its the only function in my app that is colored black, like my
variables, etc. Is this typical of Glue calls or a sign that I did
not install Glue correctly?
Thanks
Rich
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