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The HotBasic compiler features CONSOLE, CGI, OBJ, DLL and GUI application types for "best executables" on Windows and Linux.
Great place to ask and answer questions about HotBasic programming.
Software writers are to computers what song writers are to music and script writers are to movies. You start with a blank slate and create whatever you imagine.
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Re: one of those days: onclick not working for me
... We've all seen programs that require both .OnMouseDown and a subsequent .OnMouseUp in the same object to confirm a "click" with code something like defint
Posted - Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:31 am
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Re: one of those days: onclick not working for me
... Addendum: Surprisingly, for a whole range of purposes, .OnMouseUp may be preferable to .OnMouseDown. Why? What if mouse down is in the FORM (in your
Posted - Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:22 am
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Re: one of those days: onclick not working for me
... Oh, that's easy; .OnClick is a WM_COMMAND message, and with a little reflection, one might appreciate that a FORM does not send such a message to itself
Posted - Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:13 am
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Re: Create f as Form followed by Dim b as Button causes Erro
... Missing "END CREATE" for the FORM before your DIM statement (which, obviously, cannot appear in a CREATE block). ;) j
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Re: create form as variable type
... i=i and &HFFFFFF 'clear most significant byte ;) j
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