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From pixels to Row and Columns
Mike - thanks for the mouse pointer tip. I missed that. I do colour it blue (sorry color it)- Peter.T.
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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From pixels to Row and Columns
As Rick's suggestion and formatted as Mike likes! An alternative * (Peter Tck-Tips 2022-07-08 12:22) LOCAL nRow,nCol,lcTargetForm IF EMPTY(THIS.targetform ) THISFORM.SCALEMODE = 0 && Foxels nRow = THIS.TOP + 1 nCol = THIS.LEFT + 1 WAIT WINDOW 'Not available ' AT...- Peter.T.
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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From pixels to Row and Columns
Hi Rick I wanted to know dynamically where the label was so that I had generic code to put the message there. As the property is in pixels I was looking for a way to convert the pixel position into rows and columns. Thank you for your post - most helpful Peter- Peter.T.
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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From pixels to Row and Columns
Hi Mike,Rick Yes - I put labels on the form and underline them so that they look like hyperlinks. If I have developed the form, and put its name in the property, then it will bring up the form but if I am still working on the form then it just says that it is 'unavailable'. I try to keep it...- Peter.T.
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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From pixels to Row and Columns
Someone asked a question "how do I go from pixels to Rows and Columns?" I wanted to display the output from a wait message near to the label the user has just clicked. Here is my solution - If anyone is still crazzy enough to be programming in Fox - I hope this helps...- Peter.T.
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
