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    - Standard Windows components -

    PB7STD32.DLL

    MainMenu
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    PopupMenu
    ---------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Label
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Edit
    ----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Memo
    ----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Button
    ------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    CheckBox
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    RadioBox
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ListBox
    -------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ComboBox
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ScrollBar
    ---------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    GroupBox
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    RadioGroup
    ----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Panel
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ActionList
    ----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods



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  • #2
    - Add Win32 Components -

    PB7ADD32.DLL

    BitButton
    ---------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    SpeedButton
    -----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    MaskEdit
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    StringGrid
    ----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    DrawGrid
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Image
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Shape
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Bevel
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ScrollBox
    ---------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    CheckListBox
    ------------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Splitter
    --------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    StaticText
    ----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ControlBar
    ----------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    ApplicationEvent
    ----------------
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Chart
    -----
    -> properties
    -> events
    -> methods

    Greetings
    Steven




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    • #3
      - Win32 Components -

      PB7WIN32.DLL

      TabControl
      ----------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      PageControl
      -----------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      ImageList
      ---------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      RichEdit
      --------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      TrackBar
      --------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      ProgressBar
      -----------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      UpDown
      ------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      HotKey
      ------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      Animate
      -------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      DateTimePicker
      --------------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      MonthCalandar
      -------------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      TreeView
      --------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      ListView
      --------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      HeaderControl
      -------------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      StatusBar
      ---------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      ToolBar
      -------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      CoolBar
      -------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods

      PageScroller
      ------------
      -> properties
      -> events
      -> methods




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      • #4
        Properties, Events, Methods... Properties, Events, Methods... Properties, Events, Methods... all together now... Properties, Events, Methods...

        I'm getting dizzy. Since every single item on those lists include those same three words, the lists are 300% longer than they needed to be, so I'm thinking bloatware already! (just joking! )

        Repetition aside, can you please tell me what a BITBUTTON and a SPEEDBUTTON are?

        Thanks!


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        Lance
        PowerBASIC Support
        mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>
        Lance
        mailto:[email protected]

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        • #5
          Hi everbody

          I'm new user on this forum and I have now download FirstBasic for
          trying and I'm planning buying PowerBasic for DOS or I see an Graphical
          Visual Programming version of PowerBasic for Windows because I'm not
          an experiented in WinApi and it's for me easeier drag and drop components
          on a form like Borland Delphi of Visual Basic.
          I will buildin WinApi32 that's ok.
          I see that PowerBasic not build-in OOP and I will very will writing
          large application in an quicktime RAPID IDE and selling my products

          Greetings,
          Peter from Belgium Student


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          Only Windows Programming

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Lance Edmonds:
            Properties, Events, Methods... Properties, Events, Methods... Properties, Events, Methods... all together now... Properties, Events, Methods...

            I'm getting dizzy. Since every single item on those lists include those same three words, the lists are 300% longer than they needed to be, so I'm thinking bloatware already! (just joking! )

            It'd zip well !


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            Paul Dwyer
            Network Engineer
            Aussie in Tokyo
            (Paul282 at VB-World)

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Lance Edmonds:
              Repetition aside, can you please tell me what a BITBUTTON and a SPEEDBUTTON are?
              [/B]
              These come directly from Delphi. A BitButton is a button with a graphic on it. A speedbutton is similar but has a group property that allows you to have groups of buttons on a toolbar. Not to be confused with the Tool Button which you place on a toolbar control
              --Don


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              www.basicguru.com/dickinson
              Don Dickinson
              www.greatwebdivide.com

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              • #8
                CONTROL ADD IMGBUTTON ?

                Hm, haven't I just said that, in another thread..? Must be getting
                old..

                He, speaking of buttons - just learned a neat trick. With toolbar
                control, if one create a button with style %TBSTYLE_DROPDOWN and use
                Code:
                  CALL SendMessage(hToolbar, %TB_SETEXTENDEDSTYLE, 0, %TBSTYLE_EX_DRAWDDARROWS)
                one gets a button with an attached down-arrow. Very useful for "Open"
                button, for example, if one wants to provide users with an "Reopen"
                option at the "Open" button. Just trap %TBN_DROPDOWN notification
                with button's id, like: (hMnuReopen is handle of menu to show)
                Code:
                    CASE %WM_NOTIFY
                       LOCAL tbn AS TBNOTIFY PTR, rc AS RECT
                       tbn = lParam
                 
                      IF @lpToolTip.hdr.code = %TBN_DROPDOWN THEN
                         SELECT CASE @tbn.iItem
                            CASE %IDM_OPEN
                               CALL SendMessage(@tbn.hdr.hwndFrom, %TB_GETRECT, @tbn.iItem, VARPTR(rc))
                               CALL MapWindowPoints(@tbn.hdr.hwndFrom, %HWND_DESKTOP, BYVAL VARPTR(rc), 2)
                               CALL TrackPopupMenu (hMnuReopen, 0, rc.nLeft, rc.nBottom, 0, hWnd, BYVAL %NULL)
                         END SELECT
                      END IF
                      FUNCTION = 0 : EXIT FUNCTION
                Who needs Delphi, when everything is possible in PB..

                (Forgot to mention - above code can be easily tried in PBnote)
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                [This message has been edited by Borje Hagsten (edited February 02, 2001).]

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                • #9

                  What do "PB7STD32.DLL" and the other files do?!?

                  Or, in a simple context, whats the purpose of those 3 messages?!?

                  Pray someone, enlighten me!


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                  Kev G Peel
                  KGP Software, Bridgwater, UK.
                  http://www.kgpsoftware.com
                  kgpsoftware.com | Slam DBMS | PrpT Control | Other Downloads | Contact Me

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                  • #10
                    Kev,

                    Nothing yet...

                    P7.LIB is my own inhouse *.inc file of common routines from late 80's.
                    I think I may have suggested it in OOP We the programmers Topic.

                    P is for Penger our OS, 7 is the current Rev.

                    We called it the P7.LIB include file?

                    Though I think a set of P7????.LIB (or) .INC files could bridge the gap for the the Dialog Issues until PB is ready for the next release.

                    Mike...

                    P.S. Steve, could you please edit your post to eliminate the duplicates, my screen is too short.

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                    [This message has been edited by Mike Comeau (edited February 02, 2001).]

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                    • #11
                      Lance,
                      BitButtons and SpeedButtons are Components of Borlands VCL. (You should
                      have known this, because it's a Steven/stephane post ).
                      For those PB users it could be a good idea to implement the VCL
                      in PB7.
                      Steven:
                      I use Delphi and PB (a good team I guess). Why PB should copy
                      Delphi??? Everybody who wants a Delphi like compiler should buy
                      Delphi!

                      Peter

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                      • #12
                        Hi, Tom

                        I will see Visual Design IDE not alle the Api's it's very very deifficult
                        to learn all the WinApi
                        Okay, I'm agree that you build-in the Window Api's in the future
                        PBDLL compiler, but i'm a beginner in programmer and will start
                        in the begin of windows.

                        I kwown about OOP is for me for creating for large programms
                        splitted in units like earlier, see PBDOS that use compiled units
                        and static library. I will see that in PBCC and PBDLL.


                        Think about it, it's time for Visual IDE's with components, units
                        projects en static libraries en implementing OOP in the source or
                        mixed structured programming & OOP.

                        PowerBasic is a very great product, I'm agree!!!!
                        I like programming in PowerBasic for DOS and I have PBCC and PBDLL
                        and the product's are very good no problem.

                        Sory, for my opinion or repeating

                        Ps:
                        Nice Work from Kevin Peel, Chriss Boss and the Meta4GL !!!

                        Greetings,
                        Stephane

                        It's my birthy now
                        I'm 26 years old now



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