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Splitter Control Visual Basic VB VB6
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9/11/2012 1:28:53 PM |
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RandyT_CS
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Intermediate |
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VB 6.0 |
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This control handles a cursor lost-focus programming error common to most splitter control implementations...
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 9/13/2012 2:11:15 AM: Bonnie West
Nice work!
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10/2/2012 4:56:10 PM: RandyT_CS
To use the Splitter control in your application, copy and paste both the Splitter.ctl file and the Splitter.ctx file to your application directory. Then right-click in your Project window and select Add>User Control. In the dialog box that pops up choose the 'Existing' tab and select the Splitter.ctl file. You will see the Splitter control appear in your toolbox.
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10/8/2012 10:08:22 AM: Bonnie West
... Or, just drag and drop them in the Project Explorer window. ^_^
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2/20/2013 2:23:26 PM: ThePiper
Thanks, Randy, for the excellent **ClipCursor Property** doctoral research story!
This work is not Intermediate; it is 1st class VB engineering...! ;-)
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2/20/2013 2:44:45 PM: ThePiper
A question: What's the most efficient way to save the actual Form Layout using SaveSettings and then to re-establish it after the next Program start?
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2/26/2013 12:34:10 AM: RandyT_CS
Hi Piper, (thanks for the complement)
I'd just save a string representation of the current splitter position with SaveSetting() on program termination in the Form_Unload event; Then I'd restore it using either Val(savedNum$) or CInt(savedNum$) functions in the Form_Activate() event. Declare a static boolean: Static oneShot As Boolean, in the Form_Activate() event then evaluate some code like:
If oneShot is False Then
lastString=GetSetting()
oneShot = True
End If
I do stuff like this all the time to save and restore the last directories I navigated to to open files in my programs. I hate having to re-navigate to the folder that contains my program's data files.
Hope this helps, Randy
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