Hi Marcus,
I wanted to have two dialog sizes, for different screen sizes. So I defined two sets of variables, for each one of the screen sizes, and put the variable names instead of width, height, x, y etc.
It worked for everything, except for the listbox height. For some reason, ListBox doesn't appear, if its height is defined by a variable.
Not that I said that to be a serious bug... just a little inconvenience. :)
Thank you for everything in Sacro Scheduler, it's an amazing program!
Olga.
ListBox height not taking variables
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Hi Olga,
Seems to be ok for me:
Try different values of h:
Seems to be ok for me:
Try different values of h:
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Let>h=200
Dialog>Dialog1
Caption=Dialog1
Width=445
Height=250
Top=286
Left=351
Memo=msMemo1,72,40,185,h,msMemo1
EndDialog>Dialog1
Show>Dialog1,r
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Oops. I thought I had placed a list box on the form! Yes, now, I see the problem with the list box.
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