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Frank Rueskens Guest
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Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2003 9:39 am Post subject: TActionManager and TActionToolBar |
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HI,
I'am not sure if I do something wrong with this TActionManager stuff.
But- I encounted a problem of customizing TActionToolBars:
if the end user uses the customize dialog everthing he sets up
(adding, moving and deleting actions ) works fine except showing and
hiding tool bars.
Within the session the toolbars are shown or not according to the
user's setting. In the next session the user settings (only tool bar
settings) will not apply to the gui. They are visible as they were set
up at design time.
Does anybody has an idea about the ActionManager FileName format?
Also, if I use TControlBar to drop ActionToolBars onto. The position
and ordering of each TActionToolbar will not recretated correctly.
Does anyone can give me a hint?
thanx
Frank
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Christian Lotze Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2003 7:59 am Post subject: Re: TActionManager and TActionToolBar |
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<Frank Rueskens> schrieb/wrote:
| Quote: | HI,
I'am not sure if I do something wrong with this TActionManager
stuff.
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Does anyone can give me a hint?
thanx
Frank
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try to use ActionManager->SaveToFile( "filename" ); at
end of program and ActionManager->LoadFromFile( "filename" );
at startup.
HTH, Christian
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Frank Rueskens Guest
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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2003 10:36 am Post subject: Re: TActionManager and TActionToolBar |
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Hi Christian,
well - I tried out what you've recommended - but it still ignores my
custom settings when it comes to the action bars.
I can't imagine that this is not working? I must do something wrong.
frank
"Christian Lotze" <chrissi099 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote
| Quote: | Frank Rueskens> schrieb/wrote:
HI,
I'am not sure if I do something wrong with this TActionManager
stuff.
[...]
Does anyone can give me a hint?
thanx
Frank
try to use ActionManager->SaveToFile( "filename" ); at
end of program and ActionManager->LoadFromFile( "filename" );
at startup.
HTH, Christian
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