GET logical value represented by bitmap

[reds]

Any examples where a GET of a logical field is being substituted with a on/off yes/no etc bitmaps
Thanks
Peter

[nageswaragunupudi]

Use CHECKBOX or SWITCH controls instead of GET

[reds]

I've used BTNBMP
Regards
Peter

[ukoenig]

Peter
the solution You are looking for
GET and a btnbmp ( with image-switch )

I've used BTNBMP

display any info like ".T." or ".F." ( as string ) inside a get

the image is displayed as yes or no and belongs to a selected logical var-status



regards
Uwe

[reds]

Thanks Uwe
I will try it out

The bitmap is working and from code there is no border, which was I want but from resource it keeps the border


Regards
Peter

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#Include "FiveWin.Ch"
 
Function Main()
 Local oDlg,oBtn
 LOCAL lFlag := .f.
      DEFINE DIALOG oDlg RESOURCE 1001
       REDEFINE  BTNBMP oBtn  ID 4001 NOBORDER  OF oDlg  ;
        FILE  IIF( lFlag, "..\bitmaps\on.bmp", "..\bitmaps\off.bmp"  ) ;
        ACTION ( lFlag := ! lFlag, oBtn:loadbitmaps( IIF(lFlag, "..\bitmaps\on.bmp", "..\bitmaps\off.bmp" )),obtn:refresh() )
        
       ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg 
return nil
 

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// RESOURCE SCRIPT generated by "Pelles C for Windows, version 8.00".

#include <windows.h>
#include <commctrl.h>
#include <richedit.h>
#include "resource.h"

LANGUAGE LANG_ENGLISH,SUBLANG_ENGLISH_US

1001 DIALOGEX DISCARDABLE 6, 18, 210, 142
STYLE DS_SHELLFONT|WS_POPUP|DS_MODALFRAME|DS_CONTEXTHELP|DS_3DLOOK|WS_CAPTION|WS_SYSMENU|WS_VISIBLE
CAPTION "Dialog"
FONT 8, "Tahoma"
{
  CONTROL "", 4001, "Button", BS_BITMAP|BS_OWNERDRAW|BS_FLAT|WS_TABSTOP, 65, 65, 50, 14, WS_EX_TRANSPARENT
}

 

[ukoenig]

In the meantime just try

REDEFINE BTNBMP oBtn ID 4001 NOBORDER OF oDlg ;
FILE IIF( lFlag, "..\bitmaps\on.bmp", "..\bitmaps\off.bmp" ) ;
ACTION ( lFlag := ! lFlag, ;
::SetImages( If( lFlag, "..\bitmaps\on.bmp", ;
"..\bitmaps\off.bmp" ) ) )

METHOD ReDefine( nId, cResName1, cResName2, cBmpFile1, cBmpFile2,;
cMsg, bAction, oBar, lAdjust, bWhen, lUpdate,;
cToolTip, cPrompt, oFont, cResName3,;
cBmpFile3, lBorder , cLayout, cResName4, cBmpFile4, lTransparent,;
lRound, bGradColors )

regards
uwe

[reds]

using NOBORDER or lborder := .f. has the same result
i.e.
when the mouse is over the bitmap the border appears but when created from code it doesn't

Regards
Peter