--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> PowerPro beta 4.2.02 available at
>
> http://powerpro.webeddie.com/download/ppro4202.zip
>
> - you can now use one format contexif with a bar
> - added "rawactive" for caption list match
> - added win.fullscreen, win.hascaption
Obviously, win.hascaption is more sophisticated than just returning
true or false for whether or not the caption string is empty,
however, I discovered something unexpected and I thought I'd warn
everyone of the behavior I observed. In MS Visual Studio 2003 the
drop down lists for properties apparently aren't regular drop down
lists. Microsoft can't seem to use their own common controls,
apparently they have to constantly invent new ones. Anyway,
win.hascaption returns 2 for the part that actually drops down (not
the part that has the currently selected choice in it), but the
caption for this "window" is blank according to *window info. This
causes my caption bar to appear. I fixed it by adding:
and win.caption("active") != ""
to the expression in my contextif. I don't know why the drop down
list thinks it has a toolbar caption because it certainly doesn't
look like any other windows that have a toolbar caption. Thanks
again for the new feature!
Brian Cunningham
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