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Thomas Linder Puls: Editing the Window Submenu: video

2013-10-10T09:35:40Z

Editing the Window Submenu: video

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	To customize items of the '''Windows''' submenu, the programmer should create a new menu with the Item Constant equal to '''''mdiwindow_menu'''''. This menu should include only one level of menu items. Notice that since this user-designed submenu will be used instead of the default system '''Windows''' submenu, so handling of ALL its menu commands should be explicitly programmed. For instance, handling of the '''Tile''', '''Cascade''', and '''Arrange Icons''' menu commands should be programmed if they are included into the designed menu.		To customize items of the '''Windows''' submenu, the programmer should create a new menu with the Item Constant equal to '''''mdiwindow_menu'''''. This menu should include only one level of menu items. Notice that since this user-designed submenu will be used instead of the default system '''Windows''' submenu, so handling of ALL its menu commands should be explicitly programmed. For instance, handling of the '''Tile''', '''Cascade''', and '''Arrange Icons''' menu commands should be programmed if they are included into the designed menu.

			See the video: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAxJgHpZ9nk Using your own Window menu]

	== Graphics Editor ==		== Graphics Editor ==

Thomas Linder Puls: header level

2013-06-14T08:21:32Z

header level

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	{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Dialog}}		{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Dialog}}

	~~=== Editing a Dialog ===~~
	~~----~~
	{{:ide/Resource Editor/Editing a Dialog}}		{{:ide/Resource Editor/Editing a Dialog}}

	=== Creating and Editing a Window ===		=== Creating and Editing a Window ===
	~~----~~
	The IDE does not support the creation or editing of the old-style VPI windows. You should use		The IDE does not support the creation or editing of the old-style VPI windows. You should use
	{{ide\|Resource Editor#Creating and Editing a Form\|'''Forms'''}} instead of windows (see description of forms in the GUI package overview in the PFC part of Help for more details).		{{ide\|Resource Editor#Creating and Editing a Form\|'''Forms'''}} instead of windows (see description of forms in the GUI package overview in the PFC part of Help for more details).
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	=== Creating and Editing a Form ===		=== Creating and Editing a Form ===
	~~----~~
	{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Form}}		{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Form}}

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	The '''Toolbar''' editor allows you interactively create various kinds of toolbars.		The '''Toolbar''' editor allows you interactively create various kinds of toolbars.
	{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Toolbar}}		{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Toolbar}}

	~~=== Editing a Toolbar ===~~

	{{:ide/Resource Editor/Editing a Toolbar}}		{{:ide/Resource Editor/Editing a Toolbar}}
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	Note that there are 2 menu items: '''Set Mirror Style''', '''Set Cursor Hotspot''' and 2 sub-menus: '''Tools''' and '''Move'''. Also some menu items under the '''Edit''' menu (like the '''Undo''', '''Redo''', '''Cut''', '''Copy''', '''Paste''') are specially tailored for the Graphics Editor, and the '''File''' menu operations refer now to the image files.		Note that there are 2 menu items: '''Set Mirror Style''', '''Set Cursor Hotspot''' and 2 sub-menus: '''Tools''' and '''Move'''. Also some menu items under the '''Edit''' menu (like the '''Undo''', '''Redo''', '''Cut''', '''Copy''', '''Paste''') are specially tailored for the Graphics Editor, and the '''File''' menu operations refer now to the image files.

	~~=== Creating a Image ===~~

	{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Image}}		{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Image}}

Thomas Linder Puls: /* Creating a Dialog */ -

2013-06-13T15:01:49Z

Creating a Dialog: -

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	Editing of dialogs, windows, form, and IDE Controls on the '''IDE Designer''' are very closely related. The only real difference is that definitions of the VPI package dialogs are (normally) put into resource files, whereas GUI package dialogs, windows, and forms are always created dynamically by code.		Editing of dialogs, windows, form, and IDE Controls on the '''IDE Designer''' are very closely related. The only real difference is that definitions of the VPI package dialogs are (normally) put into resource files, whereas GUI package dialogs, windows, and forms are always created dynamically by code.

	~~=== Creating a Dialog ===~~
	~~----~~
	{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Dialog}}		{{:ide/Creating new Project Items/Creating a Dialog}}

GalinaTchekmareva at 13:27, 26 April 2013

2013-04-26T13:27:32Z

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	'''Constant'''		'''Constant'''
	:In the '''Constant''' list edit the programmer can change the default resource constant for the image (at the picture it is '''''idb_mybitmap''''').		:In the '''Constant''' list edit the programmer can change the default resource constant for the image (at the picture it is '''''idb_mybitmap''''').

	{{:ide/Resource Editor/Graphics Editor}}		{{:ide/Resource Editor/Graphics Editor}}

GalinaTchekmareva at 10:30, 26 April 2013

2013-04-26T10:30:26Z

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	{{:ide/Resource Editor/Graphics Editor}}		{{:ide/Resource Editor/Graphics Editor}}
	~~{{:ide/Resource Editor/Graphics Tools and Colors}}~~

GalinaTchekmareva at 09:41, 26 April 2013

2013-04-26T09:41:31Z

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	=== Editing a Toolbar ===		=== Editing a Toolbar ===

	{{:ide/~~Creating new Project Items~~/Editing a Toolbar}}		{{:ide/Resource Editor/Editing a Toolbar}}

	== Menu Editor ==		== Menu Editor ==

GalinaTchekmareva at 09:28, 26 April 2013

2013-04-26T09:28:50Z

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Gukalov: /* Control Types Used in Toolbars */

2013-04-20T15:43:26Z

Control Types Used in Toolbars

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	! width="70%"\|Description		! width="70%"\|Description
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	\| ~~[[Image:Ide_we_ctrl_PUSHBTN.png]]~~ '''Push Button'''		\| '''Push Button'''
	\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.		\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.
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Gukalov: /* Control Types Used in Toolbars */

2013-04-20T15:18:19Z

Control Types Used in Toolbars

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	! width="70%"\|Description		! width="70%"\|Description
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	\| [[Image:Ide_we_ctrl_PUSHBTN.png]] '''Push Button'''		\| [[Image:Ide_we_ctrl_PUSHBTN.png]] '''Push Button'''
	\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.		\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.
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Gukalov: /* Control Types Used in Toolbars */

2013-04-20T15:17:45Z

Control Types Used in Toolbars

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	! width="70%"\|Description		! width="70%"\|Description
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	\| ~~'''Push Button'''~~ [[Image:Ide_we_ctrl_PUSHBTN.png]]		\| [[Image:Ide_we_ctrl_PUSHBTN.png]] '''Push Button'''
	\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.		\| This is a standard push button. When pressed it sends an <vp>vpiDomains::e_Menu</vp> event to the parent window. The bitmap must be registered for the button.
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