Ran into the same problem, found the same solution. However?
Suppose you have grouped input fields (not buttons), and you hide one field, you still jump into the hidden field with the <tab>. This is not nice. The only workaround I can think of for this, is to have two -almost the same- input functions with each their own display.
Regards, Johannes Mulder
-----Original Message-----
From: Greg E Noseworthy [SMTP:greg.noseworthy@comdev.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 17:19
To: James Atkin; hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com
Subject: Re: VRF - Generic Forms in Vee
> I'm trying to develop a generic form in Vee that requires some of the text input
> boxes to be 'hidden' in certain cases. I have in the past programmed in VB and
> you have the option of for instance Text1.Visible = TRUE or FALSE.
>
> Is there anything resembling this functionality in Vee 4.01 ?
> If not, it is to be included on Vee 5 ?
I've run into that situation before -- I have wanted to 'dim' or remove
certain buttons based on something earlier in the program. The only way
that I was able to work around it was to use the showPanel and hidePanel
objects.
Also, there are certain displays that I've written that can be of
varying size. The only way around that was to use the
showPanel/hidePanel to 'build' the dialog box.
Hope that helps.
_
/ Greg.Noseworthy@comdev.ca
/ __ ComDev
/ / _ -----------------------------
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Suppose you have grouped input fields (not buttons), and you hide one field, you still jump into the hidden field with the <tab>. This is not nice. The only workaround I can think of for this, is to have two -almost the same- input functions with each their own display.
Regards, Johannes Mulder
-----Original Message-----
From: Greg E Noseworthy [SMTP:greg.noseworthy@comdev.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 17:19
To: James Atkin; hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com
Subject: Re: VRF - Generic Forms in Vee
> I'm trying to develop a generic form in Vee that requires some of the text input
> boxes to be 'hidden' in certain cases. I have in the past programmed in VB and
> you have the option of for instance Text1.Visible = TRUE or FALSE.
>
> Is there anything resembling this functionality in Vee 4.01 ?
> If not, it is to be included on Vee 5 ?
I've run into that situation before -- I have wanted to 'dim' or remove
certain buttons based on something earlier in the program. The only way
that I was able to work around it was to use the showPanel and hidePanel
objects.
Also, there are certain displays that I've written that can be of
varying size. The only way around that was to use the
showPanel/hidePanel to 'build' the dialog box.
Hope that helps.
_
/ Greg.Noseworthy@comdev.ca
/ __ ComDev
/ / _ -----------------------------
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>Hello,
>
> I am planning to upgrade my hp715/64 to maybe a B180L.
>I seems that VEE (4.0 or 5.0) will not be supported on this
>platform. What would be the best upgrade.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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>
Hello Louis,
We are currently working with a workstation B160L for more than one year.
Probably the most closest workstation now is the B180L. We are working with
HP-UX 10.20. We have VEE 4.01 and SICL supported.
We had a problem with the graphic card (VISUALIZE-EG) of the B160L,
currently solved. I think it is a good development platform with other
graphic card (even an older or newer card, but not that).
I think VEE V5.0 is close to be released. However, for HP-UX (although it
has some upgrades) it is not so important (the most part of upgrade is
related to ActiveX that it is a PC utility).
Have you think about using Windows NT?
Hope this help.
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