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...uot;window shown?" + yesWindow.shown?.to_s hearButton.connect(SEL_COMMAND) do |sender,sel, data| yesWindow.create yesWindow.show puts "pushed hear button" puts "window shown?" + yesWindow.shown?.to_s end end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end if __FILE__ == $0 FXApp.new do |app| Lookup.new(app) app.create app.run end end

..., :opts => PACK_UNIFORM_WIDTH|FRAME_RAISED|LAYOUT_FILL_X) new_button = FXButton.new(tool_bar, "New File", :opts => BUTTON_TOOLBAR) open_button = FXButton.new(tool_bar, "Open File", :opts => BUTTON_TOOLBAR) end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end if __FILE__ == $0 FXApp.new do |app| MainWindow.new(app) app.create app.run end end Doesn''t work on Vista? I''m doing something wrong?

I saw Jeroen''s suggestion on how to use FXSplashWindow on the foxgui-users list and thought I''d try it. My attempt was as follows: require ''fox16'' include Fox app = FXApp.new("App") icon = nil File.open(''icon.gif'', ''rb'') { |f| icon = FXGIFIcon.new(app, f.read) } splash =

...nil, 0, LAYOUT_FILL_X|LAYOUT_FILL_Y) table.setTableSize(50, 3) (0...50).each do |r| table.setItemText(r, 0, "#{r},0") table.setItemText(r, 1, "#{r},1") table.setItemText(r, 2, "#{r},2") end end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end def runme application = FXApp.new("MyTest", "FoxTest") TestWindow.new(application) application.create application.run end runme ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- David Peoples davidp@touringcyclist.com Th...

...def dumpFontDesc(lab,fd) print "fontDesc #{lab} = #{fd.inspect}\n" print "#{fd.face}, #{fd.size},#{fd.weight}," print "#{fd.slant}, #{fd.setwidth},#{fd.encoding}," print "#{fd.flags}\n\n" STDOUT.flush end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end if __FILE__ == $0 # Construct an application application = FXApp.new("Button", "FoxTest") # Construct the main window PlotterWindow.new(application) # Create the application application.create # Run it application.run end -------------- next part...

...us end # seems to require more iterations, but still fails def fillTable2 @table.setTableSize(0, 1) (0...TABLE_SIZE).each do |r| @table.insertRows(r) @table.setItemText(r, 0, "#{r}") end @table.setFocus end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end def runme application = FXApp.new("MyTest", "FoxTest") TestWindow.new(application) application.create application.run end runme ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- David Peoples davidp@touringcyclist.com The...

...etc.) There''s also some discussion of it in section 7.7 of the book, where I talk about client-side versus server- side objects. If you just move those two calls to your create() method, e.g. def create super @table.fitColumnsToContents(0,2) @table.fitRowsToContents(0,2) show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end You should get the desired result. Hope this helps, Lyle --- "FXRuby: Create Lean and Mean GUIs with Ruby" Now available from the Pragmatic Bookshelf! http://www.pragprog.com/titles/fxruby -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <h...

...itle) super(a, title, nil, nil, DECOR_ALL, 0, 0, 640, 480) self.setSelector(ID_SELF) self.setTarget(self) self.connect(SEL_CLOSE, method(:onClose)) self.connect(SEL_COMMAND, method(:onCommand)) FXButton.new(self, "Click me!", nil, self, ID_BTN) end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end def onClose(sender, sel, event) getApp.exit(0) end def onCommand(sender, sel, event) # ... end end -- I''d like to redirect all SEL_COMMAND events to Window::onCommand. As an example, if one clicks the button, the message (SEL_COMMAND, ID_BTN) is sent to the Window class...

...igured I can display the Arrow using a .png image containing a red arrow on transparent background, loading that image using FXPNGIcon, and display it in FXImageFrame. Example code: require "fox14" include Fox app = FXApp.new window = FXMainWindow.new(app, "Demo") window.place(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) hframe = FXHorizontalFrame.new(window) file_display = FXTextField.new(hframe, 40, nil, 0, LAYOUT_CENTER_Y) file_display.text = "SoundFile.wav" arrow_image = File.open("ArrowShortRightRedT.png", "rb") {|f| FXPNGIcon.new(app, f.read) } # arrow_image.options = IMAGE...

...ain) myListBox.appendItem("a very long example") myListBox.appendItem("short") myListBox.appendItem("longer") myListBox.appendItem("even longer") myListBox.appendItem("shorter") myListBox.numVisible = myListBox.numItems application.create main.show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) application.run

I''m using an RXTable in my application and I would like to be able to select a row and then press the Delete key to delete the selected row. This does not seem to work, however, as apparently keypresses are not initially recognized. In my FXTable derived class I have: connect(SEL_KEYRELEASE) do |sender, selector, event| puts "code = #{''%X'' %

...ve quit= FXButton.new(btns,"Quit", :opts=>LAYOUT_FILL_X|BUTTON_NORMAL) quit.connect(SEL_COMMAND) do |sender, sel, checked| # ## your button press code here ## exit() end # quit # set initial field address fld1a.setFocus end # def initilize def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end # create end # class MainWindow # ============= main prog ============ # Construct an application theApp = FXApp.new(''Smithy'',''Max'') # Construct the main window theApp.normalFont = FXFont.new(theApp,''Adobe Courier'',12,FONTW...

...TABLE_COL_SIZABLE|LAYOUT_FILL_X|LAYOUT_FILL_Y) table.visibleRows = 3 table.visibleColumns = 3 table.setTableSize(3, 3) # Data field.text = ''copy me!'' table.setItemText(0, 0, ''copy me!'') end def create super show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) end end if __FILE__ == $0 application = FXApp.new("Attik System", "FXRuby Test") MyWindow.new(application) application.create application.run End ---------------------------------------------- Regards, Philippe Lang