oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Otto,

I still want to do some finetuning
but will publich a new release in the meantime for testing.
It will be panel2.zip

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Hello Otto,

the new download changes from window to dialog :

http://www.pflegeplus.com/DOWNLOADS/Panel2.zip

There will be still some improvements of the calculations for dialog-resizing
working with a calculated resize-factor.

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Uwe,
I can restrict but if I try to enlarge I find it very difficult to take the edge of the window with the mouse
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More tests and improvements.

Style change on resizing to col 1 and 2
the system-button is used for colour-changes
You can make a border visible on button-focus.
To hide the border just use the panel colour
Colours are saved to a INI-file

the new download :

http://www.pflegeplus.com/DOWNLOADS/Panel3.zip

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rearanged colours with no button-border

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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I added small buttons to the resizec-caption-area
for quick resizing.
Now it is possible to resize by mouse or using a button
To display the buttons is optional and can be defined inside the setup-dialog.
All this will be included in release 2.2

another question :
I would like to have a list of the predefined buttons and cursors
is that possible :?: ( 13 buttons are included )

CursorCatch() and CursorSize() is used
I would like to change CursorCatch() to arrow left/right and arrow up/down
If not exists I will define the needed cursors

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Hello Uwe,
it seems that the new WINDOWS lite comming this summer will come with such a start screen.
Thank you for your work
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Hello Otto,

funny it nearly looks the same. :shock:

but I included many more options like
color-settings, optional button-border on focus, quick dialog-resize ....

more extensions are possible, I'm open for any ideas.

I changed my first idea resizing by percent.
Now You can select any combination of visible columns and rows on button-click.
Don't care about adjustment needed by mouse-resizing.
works great :o

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Hello Uwe,
have you seen that there is also a TAB nnavigation.
We should have TAB to select different panels and then inside the panels we need to open and close icon bars.
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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Otto,

good idea :!:

This is the new setup
everything is optional

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Re: oWnd:oClient := oPanel

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Otto,

with the help from Christobal, now we can select a tab and fill a panel with any objects we like
The panel is created only once, showing the group of objects defined with a selected tab..
With tab 3 You can see that the panel shows a buttonbar and some other defined objects.
have you seen that there is also a TAB nnavigation.
We should have TAB to select different panels and then
inside the panels we need to open and close icon bars.
I think You mean a buttonbar :?:

The left part of the panel with selected tab 3
Better using these tabs instead of normal tabs
or maybe much better replacing the tabs with
a row of small flat buttons on top for a better design :?:

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