In article <403CA09D.9F4F3193@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Mark Schonewille
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> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Thank you for the replies. I guess there is no solution for what
> I want, also because I can't find any libraries that allow for
> system windows in TP.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Mark
Think Pascal can use System Windows, you just need to know the Type of
window. I'm not sure if a Floating Palette theses days is actually a
System Window or just an application created one.
Back in the good old days of System 6 (maybe System 7) there were six
standard types of window:
- do***entProc = standard window
- noGrowDocProc = standard window with no scrollbars / grow box
- rDocProc = rounded window with black title bar
- dBoxProc = Dialog-style window (double-bordered with no
title bar or scrollbars / grow box)
- plainBox = a simple framed rectangle with no title bar
or scrollbars / grow box
- ltDBoxProc = same as plainBox, but has a black drop-shadow
The best way is to simply create the desired window in a Resource File
using ResEdit, add the Resource File to your project and then access it
via the window's Resource ID.
Helpful Harry
"Hopefully helping harassed humans happily handle handiwork hard****ps"
;o)
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