command + properties = ??

in vFP 9, when the command windows and properties are combined into each
other, what's its window name? I found that my
hide_all_vFP_system_toolbars router didn't work for the combination.

Fred
Wed Jun 22 09:49:24 CDT 2005

They should still be known by their separate names, "Command" and
"Properties".

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Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP


"toylet" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> in vFP 9, when the command windows and properties are combined into each
> other, what's its window name? I found that my
> hide_all_vFP_system_toolbars router didn't work for the combination.

man-wai
Thu Jun 23 06:00:24 CDT 2005

Fred Taylor wrote:
> They should still be known by their separate names, "Command" and
> "Properties".
>

IF WVISIBLE(asystemtoolbars[TT,1])
asystemtoolbars[TT,2] = .T.
HIDE WINDOW (asystemtoolbars[TT,1])
ENDIF

Something to do with wvisible()?

Fred
Thu Jun 23 09:56:29 CDT 2005

I don't know, what's the contents of your array?


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Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP


"man-wai chang" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Fred Taylor wrote:
>> They should still be known by their separate names, "Command" and
>> "Properties".
>>
>
> IF WVISIBLE(asystemtoolbars[TT,1])
> asystemtoolbars[TT,2] = .T.
> HIDE WINDOW (asystemtoolbars[TT,1])
> ENDIF
>
> Something to do with wvisible()?

man-wai
Thu Jun 23 21:08:22 CDT 2005

Fred Taylor wrote:
> I don't know, what's the contents of your array?
>
>
asystemtoolbars[1,1]="Print Preview"
asystemtoolbars[2,1]="Report Designer"
asystemtoolbars[3,1]="Form Controls"
asystemtoolbars[4,1]="Standard"
asystemtoolbars[5,1]="Form Designer"
asystemtoolbars[6,1]="Layout"
asystemtoolbars[7,1]="Database Designer"
asystemtoolbars[8,1]="View Designer"
asystemtoolbars[9,1]="Report Controls"
asystemtoolbars[10,1]="Query Designer"
asystemtoolbars[11,1]="Color Palette"
asystemtoolbars[12,1]="View"
asystemtoolbars[13,1]="Properties"

The codes came from foxwikis. :)

Fred
Fri Jun 24 09:54:47 CDT 2005

Well, you don't have "Command" and "Properties" in your list, so why would
you expect those to be hidden? The code on the Wiki is prbably expected to
be run from an .EXE, which wouldn't have either of those two windows
visible, anyways.

--
Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP


"man-wai chang" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Fred Taylor wrote:
>> I don't know, what's the contents of your array?
>>
>>
> asystemtoolbars[1,1]="Print Preview"
> asystemtoolbars[2,1]="Report Designer"
> asystemtoolbars[3,1]="Form Controls"
> asystemtoolbars[4,1]="Standard"
> asystemtoolbars[5,1]="Form Designer"
> asystemtoolbars[6,1]="Layout"
> asystemtoolbars[7,1]="Database Designer"
> asystemtoolbars[8,1]="View Designer"
> asystemtoolbars[9,1]="Report Controls"
> asystemtoolbars[10,1]="Query Designer"
> asystemtoolbars[11,1]="Color Palette"
> asystemtoolbars[12,1]="View"
> asystemtoolbars[13,1]="Properties"
>
> The codes came from foxwikis. :)