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Hiding tiles

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Anonymous
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Hiding tiles

Is it posible to hide tiles in a programmed dialoge box? MJ
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BillZ
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In regular DCL you can only "disable" them unless you write your DCL "on the fly".


Bill
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Anonymous
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you can make invisible buttons that only appear when the user clicks on them. (if the user knows where they are) in the attached image, there are more hidden buttons to the right of the one shown, they don't have labels. I don't know if it looks the same on every system or not. hidden_button : image_button { color = dialog_background; vertical_margin = none; horizontal_margin = none; fixed_width = true; fixed_height = true; width = 2; height = 1; is_tab_stop = false; } when you initialize the dialog box, you have to call: (mode_tile "button_key" 2) to make the button invisible right away "Marcel Janmaat" wrote in message news:407392ec$1_2@newsprd01... > Is it posible to hide tiles in a programmed dialoge box? > > MJ > >
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cwanless
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Hi If you download and try out ObjectDCL from www.objectdcl.com you will find you definatly can hide tiles at run time. All you have to do is simply tell the property "Visible" of the tile to be Nil and the tile dissappears. Passing it a 1 or T will cause to reappear again.

Thanks Chad Wanless

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