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Chris
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Dec 10, 2002 - 10:32 AM
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From the screenshots page, in the description for "Prof-UIS Controls":
"Illustrates the primary controls including toolbar and menu bar
in dialog window, user-defined toolbar buttons and labels,
pop-up menu..."
What is meant by "user-defined toolbar buttons"? I built and ran the
prof-uis controls sample project, and I couldn’t find anyway to define
a button at run-time.. so what does this mean?
Ideally, I would like to be able to do this? Are there any provisions
for adding and removing buttons at runtime - and allowing the user to
choose the bitmap (or an icon) to use on the button?
Also, is there a way to use large buttons with large bitmaps?
Please note, I am evaluating this product for possible commercial use
by my company.
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Sergiy Lavrynenko
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Dec 10, 2002 - 1:42 PM
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Dear Cris,
The Prof-UIS toolbar (CExtToolControlBar class) is a container for its buttons. Each button is the instance of the CExtBarButton class or a class derived from it. These buttons are inserted into any Prof-UIS toolbar or menu bar. The “Prof-UIS Controls” sample demonstrates how it can be done. In the CMainDlg class you can find these nested class declarations: CBitmapLabelInMenuBar and CThinColorButtonInToolBar. Both these classes are derived from CExtBarButton. The first one implements functionality of the bitmap label in the menu bar. The second one is used as a color selection button in the left-docked toolbar.
Implementation of the large buttons with large bitmaps is demonstrated in the “FunnyToolbarLovers” sample:
http://www.fossware.com/download/Prof-UIS/Examples/FunnyToolbarLovers.zip
Best regards,
Sergiy Lavrynenko.
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