FwDArrow() NOT SHOW THE ARROW

[Silvio.Falconi]

@ 06,50 GET aGet[2] VAR ncella SIZE 70,32 PIXEL;
of oFolder:aDialogs[1] FONT oLarge picture "9999";
BITMAP FwDArrow() ;
ACTION nil

[nageswaragunupudi]

At present only a bmpfilename or resource name can be specified in the BITMAP clause.
Specifying a bitmap handle does not work.

We can suggest a workaround for now:

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hBmp := FWDArrow()

@ 06,50 GET aGet[2] VAR ncella SIZE 70,32 PIXEL;
of oFolder:aDialogs[1] FONT oLarge picture "9999";
BITMAP LTrim( Str( hBmp ) ) ;
ACTION nil

// other controls

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg 

DeleteObject( hBmp )
 

From the next version of FWH, we can specify a bitmap handle directly as in your original code posted above.

[Silvio.Falconi]

I try also to simulate the btn of the combobox



inserting
activate dialog ....on init aGet[2]:oBtn:nWidth:= 20 , ;
aGet[2]:oBtn:nLeft:=aget[2]:nWidth-20
but the button not is as the button of the combo as you can see the height is more small
any solution pls

[Silvio.Falconi]

On oldest application I used Btnget classo of Ramirez and it run ok instead of normal tget

@ 80,50 BTNGET aGet[3] VAR ncella SIZE 70,32 PIXEL;
of oFolder:aDialogs[1] FONT oLarge picture "9999";
ACTION NIL



It build the button with arrow on the class

btnget class is not compatible with current tget because it create a button

with Ramirez's class the button is uniform at the get height and automatically forms the arrow.

Unfortunately he wants an old Tget class because the current tget class is not compatible with the class

For what I need, the button with the Ramirez class works more than the button made with the fwh tget because it is more homogeneous to the tget.

I think you can change the button in the fwh tget don't you think?