I'd be very tempted to give your MyEditfield class a property called
"targetOval as Oval".
You would create the oval at design time, setting it to false (or
clone it from a base oval, where you create one instance and set it's
index to 0)
Then assign that oval to the Editfield by doing
MyEditfield.targetOval = Oval(n).
You could then simply add this line of code to your class, wherever
you may change the isCompulsory flag
if TargetOval <> nil then TargetOval.visible = isCompulsory
Cheers,
Tom
On 27/12/2006, at 1:44 AM, Youri wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to be able to make an Oval control visible/invisible
programatically.
For instance I loop throught all my controls (MyEditfields) and if
one of them (let's say ef_Name) has its property "Compulsory" as
boolean set to "True" but is empty, then I want to access the Oval
ov_Name and set its property "Visible" to "true".
Something in the flavour of :
dim s as string
if ef_Name.iscompulsory = true and ef_Name.text = "" then
s = "Name"
dim a as New Oval
a.name = s
a.visible = true
end if
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