it'd even be relatively easy to copy and paste or write a parser that
reads the positions of your existing controls on that window. so you
have a template for the new layout. it looks like things are pretty
well set (let me be another to say the gui is beautiful), so export
the window as xml, and use it for controltype, top, left, width and
height info... if you were fancy you could even steal the code from
the event handlers, and place it in the appropriate place in you new
generic class.
mike
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On Feb 14, 2006, at 3:12 PM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
At 11:38 AM -0800 2/14/06, Norman Palardy wrote:
Seems kind of odd that in a visual IDE like RB we have to resort
to writing our own IDE to create interfaces that don't flicker
like mad
You don't, in general. But if you have very specific needs for
which the general visual layout editor wasn't designed, then yes, a
more specific tool may be helpful.
Best,
- Joe
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