Creating you own is not too hard.
Create a class based on a canvas.
Give it the properties:
minimum, maximum, pixelStep and value as integer
pixelStep = width/(maximum-minimum) - (or height / if it's vertical)
in it's paint event:
draw a track from 0 to width (or 0 to height if it's vertical)
draw the scroll thumb centred at (value*pixelStep)
in the mouseDown Event
if you detect a click on the thumb, return true
in the mouse drag event
move the thumb
Relatively simple in principle.
The hardest part are the graphic routines to make it actually look
good. Or you can cheat and use picture resources.
- Tom
On 16/02/2007, at 9:04 AM, Brian Heibert wrote:
The slider control that I am using which is the default one that
comes with realbasic
has a "aqua" look. I have a custom backdrop in my window, are
there any custom ones that don't have the "aqua" look, or how do I
create my own?
Brian
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