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remo
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 Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 3:20 pm Post subject: (newbie) open second form |
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Hi,
I have a first form (Form1) with a button.
I want display a second form (Form2) when I click the button.
What I must write in my source code?
what into:
Form1::TButtonClick (TObject *Sender)
{
......display Form2 ?????
}
I must declare also a new class Form2 ?
RE
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Michael Kutscher
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| Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 5:00 pm Post subject: Re: (newbie) open second form |
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Hi,
| Quote: | I have a first form (Form1) with a button.
I want display a second form (Form2) when I click the button.
What I must write in my source code?
Form1::TButtonClick (TObject *Sender)
{
// .....display Form2 ?????
Form2->Show(); // Programm continues. |
// Form1 and Form2 are active and wait for user-input
//or Form2->ShowModal(); // Form1 will wait until Form2 is closed
| Quote: | }
I must declare also a new class Form2 ?
No, but You have to include the File with the declaration of Form2 into |
the source-File of Form1: From File-Menu: "Include Unit Header".
These questions look quite elementary. It might be a good idea, to look
for a tutorial or a book about builder.
Anyway: You are using a _great_ software-development-tool and the time
to understand its usage is a good investment.
Good Luck
Michael
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remo
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| Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 6:07 pm Post subject: R: (newbie) open second form |
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TNX MICHAEL!!!!
REmo
Michael Kutscher <spam.ignore (AT) pc-coach (DOT) de> wrote in message
[email]4290bbe8_2 (AT) news (DOT) arcor-ip.de[/email]...
| Quote: | Hi,
I have a first form (Form1) with a button.
I want display a second form (Form2) when I click the button.
What I must write in my source code?
Form1::TButtonClick (TObject *Sender)
{
// .....display Form2 ?????
Form2->Show(); // Programm continues.
// Form1 and Form2 are active and wait for user-input
//or Form2->ShowModal(); // Form1 will wait until Form2 is closed
}
I must declare also a new class Form2 ?
No, but You have to include the File with the declaration of Form2 into
the source-File of Form1: From File-Menu: "Include Unit Header".
These questions look quite elementary. It might be a good idea, to look
for a tutorial or a book about builder.
Anyway: You are using a _great_ software-development-tool and the time
to understand its usage is a good investment.
Good Luck
Michael
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