Adding/Removing tabstop
Adding/Removing tabstop
I was wondering if there was a way to add or remove the WS_TABSTOP from a get on a dialog ? The dialog is from an RC file and could also be from a dll file
- Enrico Maria Giordano
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Re: Adding/Removing tabstop
Can't you just disable the control you don't want to have tabstop?
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Disabling isn't going to work in the situation.
because sometimes control 100 ( for example ) will be a say, and sometimes it will be a get and control 200 etc
so rathert than having duplicates of each control in the rc I have everything working except for removing the tabstop when its a say, or conversely adding a tabstop when its a get.
because sometimes control 100 ( for example ) will be a say, and sometimes it will be a get and control 200 etc
so rathert than having duplicates of each control in the rc I have everything working except for removing the tabstop when its a say, or conversely adding a tabstop when its a get.
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You're right ... but you can use the same edit text box control in an rc or dll file, for a get or a say, with the read only property. when it's redefined as a "Say" , i have to set the colors to look like a normal "say". the only problem is the tab stop. I would like to remove it when i use the text box control as a "say" , or conversely add it when its used as a get.
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Why not just use a normal disabled GET? This is variable data that you are displaying--either editable or not. If you display non-editable data in a disabled GET (with the disabled colors) then everyone knows what it is. This is standard behavior. If you deviate from the standard then you confuse people.