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    Posted: 19 November 2004 at 3:50pm

I want to localize the docking panes built-in resources. With the commandbars I can use
commandbars.globalsettings.resourcefile = App.Path & "\xtpresourcede.dll,
but I donīt find the globalsettings object of the dockingpane ?!
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DockingPaneGlobalSettings.resourcefile=...
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Following this usage in no way used in VB.NET  (VS.net 2005):
 
DockingPaneGlobalSettings.resourcefile=
 
help,thanks
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OK ,it's fine
 
for example:
 
CommandBars.GlobalSettings.ResourceFile = "C:\Program Files\Codejock Software\ActiveX\Xtreme SuitePro ActiveX v11.2.0\Bin\Translations\SuitePro.ResourceZhCn.dll"
        Dim dkpGlobalSettings As DockingPaneGlobalSettings = New DockingPaneGlobalSettings()
        dkpGlobalSettings.ResourceFile = "C:\Program Files\Codejock Software\ActiveX\Xtreme SuitePro ActiveX v11.2.0\Bin\Translations\SuitePro.ResourceZhCn.dll"
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Oleg!
Can u add DokingPane.GlobalSettings property? just like CommandBars.GlobalSettings ?
it's really problem in non VB environment
 
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Hi,
Try to create DockingPaneGlobalSettings using progid:
 
CreateObject("Codejock.DockingPaneGlobalSettings.11.2.2")
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I'm using Progress (OpenEdge 10.2) as a developing language.
 
In Progress this looks like:
DEFINE VARIABLE chRcGlobalSettings$v AS COM-HANDLE NO-UNDO.
CREATE "Codejock.ReportControlGlobalSettings.12.1.1":U chRcGlobalSettings$v.
 
So, using CREATE or CREATE OBJECT etc.. its possible to have access to the global settings in a non-VB environment.
 
But is there a way to access the handle of the gobalsettings (after it was created in the way mentioned above) in a non-VB environment ?
 
anyone suggestions ?
 
 
Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 12.1.1
Platform: Windows XP (32bit) - SP 3
Language: OpenEdge 10.2 (Progress)
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Sorry, have no idea how it works with progress :(
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You can acces the handle using the variable you provide in the CREATE statement. Example: 


   CREATE CONTROL-FRAME ocx_ShortcutBar
   ASSIGN FRAME                = hp_Window
          TAB-STOP             = FALSE
          HIDDEN               = FALSE
          SENSITIVE            = TRUE.
   ASSIGN ocx_ShortcutBar:NAME = "ocx_ShortcutBar":U .


   ASSIGN chocx_ShortcutBar   = ocx_ShortcutBar:COM-HANDLE
          lg_Tmp              = chocx_ShortcutBar:LoadControls(SEARCH( "shortcutbar.wrx":U ), "ocx_ShortcutBar":U)
          ch_ShortcutBar      = chocx_ShortcutBar:ShortcutBar.


   CREATE "Codejock.ShortcutBarGlobalSettings.13.0.0":U ch_GlobalSettings.


   IF VALID-HANDLE( ch_GlobalSettings ) THEN
      ASSIGN ch_GlobalSettings:Office2007Images = SEARCH( "Office2007Black.dll":U ).
Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 13.0.0
Platform: Windows XP SP3 (32bit)
Language: Progress OpenEdge 10.2A
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