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ANYBODY USED VFPSKIN2.0
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MrFancyteeth
Programmer
It's been a while but yeah - i've used it.
As far as I remember The form non-movable/resizable are all related to the form you're using - just set the relevant properties.
The Skin is just a bitmap overlayed on the form.
However - if you have set the form properties such as maxbutton=.F. (no maximise button ) the skin will still show the MAX button - but it won't work.
If i'm wrong correct me
mrF
As far as I remember The form non-movable/resizable are all related to the form you're using - just set the relevant properties.
The Skin is just a bitmap overlayed on the form.
However - if you have set the form properties such as maxbutton=.F. (no maximise button ) the skin will still show the MAX button - but it won't work.
If i'm wrong correct me
mrF
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craigsboyd
IS-IT--Management
remsor,
If you look in the Mover method of the VFPSkin2 class you will see that it references a property right at the top. Mine is this:
IF THIS.inmovil=.F.
...I am just guessing here, but try setting the inmovil property to .T. in the class itself and I think it will stop moving your form. Also, if you want it to be a case-by-case basis then you could make it reference the form property instead by changing the line in the VFPSkin2 Mover method to:
IF THISFORM.Movable =.F.
...a little word of caution, I haven't tried this but it seems in reading the code that it will do what you want. Give it a try, there be some other stuff you'll need to fix up that I haven't seen or thought of yet.
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If you look in the Mover method of the VFPSkin2 class you will see that it references a property right at the top. Mine is this:
IF THIS.inmovil=.F.
...I am just guessing here, but try setting the inmovil property to .T. in the class itself and I think it will stop moving your form. Also, if you want it to be a case-by-case basis then you could make it reference the form property instead by changing the line in the VFPSkin2 Mover method to:
IF THISFORM.Movable =.F.
...a little word of caution, I haven't tried this but it seems in reading the code that it will do what you want. Give it a try, there be some other stuff you'll need to fix up that I haven't seen or thought of yet.
Slighthaze = NULL
[ul][li]FAQ184-2483
An excellent guide to getting a fast and accurate response to your questions in this forum.[/li][/ul]
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craigsboyd
IS-IT--Management
Glad I could help. There is a method called Miresize of the VFPSkins2 class and it is called from the MouseMove event of the shpresize object. Go into the MouseMove event and either comment out the code in there that calls Miresize or you can make it dependent on the forms borderstyle by putting:
LPARAMETERS nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
IF nButton = 1 and thisform.borderstyle = 3
THIS.PARENT.MIRESIZE
ENDIF
...into the MouseMove event for the VFPSkin2.shpresize object. Do a search for the word "miresize" in the code of the VFPSkin2 class because this is the only place miresize is called.
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LPARAMETERS nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
IF nButton = 1 and thisform.borderstyle = 3
THIS.PARENT.MIRESIZE
ENDIF
...into the MouseMove event for the VFPSkin2.shpresize object. Do a search for the word "miresize" in the code of the VFPSkin2 class because this is the only place miresize is called.
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