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RE: Building a DotNet color chart – New Article on LoneRobot.com

I get file not found from you site…maybe I just need to wait yes, you need to make a form template first but expect a lot of bug of course!!

16 years ago
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RE: Building a DotNet color chart – New Article on LoneRobot.com

oups , I forgot the syntax file …this is updated now…sorry

16 years ago
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RE: Building a DotNet color chart – New Article on LoneRobot.com

Thank Pete, I just posted a .net editor I’m working on, to thank you :wavey: it not finished, but I think it’s still usable Martin Dufour

16 years ago
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RE: Building a DotNet color chart – New Article on LoneRobot.com

Hi pete, Thank for this very useful tool can you add a function to copy the name to the clipboard when you click the label ? just getting tired of t…

16 years ago
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RE: A few more GDI+ methods…

Hi Pete, Very nice button and very useful stuff as always there seam to be some redraw slowdown, especially when moving the rollout from one monitor…

16 years ago
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RE: How to bound a form to the 3dsmax application?

I was setting it to topmost because with : ( form1 =(Dotnetobject “System.Windows.Forms.Form”) form1.show() ) the form was send to the back of 3ds…

16 years ago
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RE: How to bound a form to the 3dsmax application?

Ho sorry, my mistake, I was setting the Form.TopMost to true anyways thank for your help mate :applause: Martin Dufour

16 years ago
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RE: How to bound a form to the 3dsmax application?

Exactly, that work perfectly but, I don’t get it, I’m doing the exact same thing ? the only thing that seam strange is this : seed(timestamp()) … wha…

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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

GetRaiseMethod() will always return undefined in mxs, simply because the method is not created I don’t know what this mean but guest it’s why it ret…

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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

Since they are both the same type of event (Click) and thus share the same event argument, you could simpy use PboxMap_Click s e to pass it on. That…

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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

maybe this could help too… fn textbox_MouseClick e s = (enableAccelerators = false)

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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

Hi Paul, I used the keypress and test for “\r” because of this, maybe your could give it a try … fn Textbox_KeyPress s e= ( if e.KeyChar == “\r” t…

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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

That a very good example, it may come handy when I’ll be working on my dotneteditor :applause: but here’s what I really want : try (Form1.close()) …

16 years ago
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RE: dotNet: textBox on return pressed event?

I Pen, That exactly what I’m looking for too. I think it have something to do with the controls.invoke methods but I don’t really know how it work… …

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