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Topic: Errors in 15.1.1
Posted: 26 July 2011 at 6:35am

Workspace.PaintManager.BoldSelected = True Don't work

Workspace.ClientMargin Don't work propely

In SyntaxEditFrame on Find or Find&Replace dialog, keyboard tab key don't work

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Posted: 26 July 2011 at 6:39am

Hi,

I can't say about the SyntaxEditFrame issues as I have not yet tried but WorkSpace BoldSelected & ClientMargin both work fine for me in version v15.1.1

I use the following code each time in my Projects to create my workspace:


Private Sub CreateWorkSpace()
    ' Set the Workspace Tab Area
    Set Workspace = CommandBars.ShowTabWorkspace(True)
    With Workspace
        .Flags = xtpWorkspaceShowCloseSelectedTab Or xtpWorkspaceHideClose
        .IgnoreFlickersOnActivate = False
        .PaintManager.BoldSelected = True
        .PaintManager.ClientMargin.Bottom = 0
        .PaintManager.ClientMargin.Left = 0
        .PaintManager.ClientMargin.Right = 0
        .PaintManager.ClientMargin.Top = 0
        .PaintManager.OneNoteColors = False
        .PaintManager.ShowIcons = False
        .ThemedBackColor = False
        .ToolTipContext.style = xtpToolTipResource
    End With
End Sub

*** EDIT ***

As for the SyntaxEdit & SyntaxEditFrame you are indeed correct, the Tab key does not respond at all to move through the controls in the Find & Replace window.

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Posted: 26 July 2011 at 1:59pm

Also please set PaintManagers parameter after you set theme for CommandBars - because changing theme can reset this property.

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Posted: 28 July 2011 at 4:46am

This is my code:

    With CommandBars
        .ToolTipContext.Style = xtpToolTipBalloon
        Set Workspace = .ShowTabWorkspace(True)
    End With

    With Workspace.PaintManager
        .StaticFrame = True
        .ClientMargin.Bottom = 4
        .ClientMargin.Left = 0
        .ClientMargin.Right = 1
        .Color = xtpTabColorResource
        .DisableLunaColors = True
        .OneNoteColors = False
        .HotTracking = True
        .BoldSelected = True
        .ClientFrame = xtpTabFrameBorder
        .Layout = xtpTabLayoutSizeToFit
        .Position = xtpTabPositionTop
        .ShowIcons = True
        .MultiRowFixedSelection = False
        .SelectTabOnDragOver = True
    End With
    Workspace.IgnoreFlickersOnActivate = True
    Workspace.AllowReorder = True
    Workspace.Flags = xtpWorkspaceShowCloseSelectedTab + xtpWorkspaceHideClose + xtpWorkspaceHideArrowsAlways

Workspace.AutoTheme = True

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Posted: 28 July 2011 at 4:53am

lionello,

Your code seems to work for me. The ClientMargins take the the settings applied and the SelectedTab is Bold.

Can you be more specific as to what's happening, maybe even show a screenshot? Or upload a sample? Or Both Smile

What version are you using?

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Posted: 01 August 2011 at 9:53am

uploads/1502/Images.zip

I enclose two images created with version 15.0.2 and with the 15.1.1

The properties are the same but the results of margins and bold on the Workspace titles are different.

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Posted: 02 August 2011 at 3:14am

Check again that you don't update CommandBars theme after you set properties of TabClient.

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Posted: 02 August 2011 at 3:21am

Ok ... but if a user changes theme then it means that you must reset the properties?

… It seems correct?

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Posted: 02 August 2011 at 3:37am

lionello,

If you look at my code snippet in the above post this is only every called once!

I allow a user to change style using the following procedures:

' How to use: 
' Call SetResourceImages(Me, "C:\Windows\System32\BSD Run-Time Files\Styles v15.1.1\Office2010.dll", "Office2010Blue.ini")
' Call SkinApplication(Me, "Office2010", "NormalBlue.ini")
          
Public Sub SetResourceImages(frm As Form, DllFileName As String, IniFileName As String)
    On Error Resume Next
    CalendarGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile DllFileName, IniFileName
    CommandBarsGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile DllFileName, IniFileName
    DockingPaneGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile DllFileName, IniFileName
    ReportControlGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile DllFileName, IniFileName
    SuiteControlsGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile DllFileName, IniFileName
    
    With frm.CommandBars
        .PaintManager.RefreshMetrics
        .RecalcLayout
        .TabWorkspace.PaintManager.Appearance = xtpTabAppearancePropertyPage2007
        .TabWorkspace.PaintManager.ButtonMargin.Bottom = 2
        .TabWorkspace.PaintManager.ButtonMargin.Top = 2
        .TabWorkspace.Refresh
    End With
End Sub

Public Sub SkinApplication(frm As Form, style As String, IniFileName As String)    
    With frm.SkinFramework
        .ExcludeModule "msado15.dll"
        .ExcludeModule "msdard.dll"
        .ExcludeModule "msjet40.dll"
        .ExcludeModule "msjetoledb40.dll"
        .ExcludeModule "msjiter40.dll"
        .ExcludeModule "msjint40.dll"
        .LoadSkin "C:\Windows\System32\BSD Run-Time Files\Styles v15.1.1\" & Trim$(style) & ".cjstyles", IniFileName 
        .ApplyWindow frm.hWnd
        .ApplyOptions = frm.SkinFramework.ApplyOptions Or xtpSkinApplyMetrics
    End With    
End Sub

This updates everything fine within my project. The only thing I don't do I admit is to let the user change the CommandBar Theme i.e. from XP to 2003 to Ribbon etc... I prefer using the Ribbon Theme and the xtpTabAppearancePropertyPage2007 theme for the WorkSpace. But if I need to then all I would do is add these options to the above code to pass whatever theme I want and it updates correctly.

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