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2143.1 | indicator resource... | RTL::OBRYAN | When in doubt, let the user decide. | Thu Jan 25 1990 18:24 | 9 |
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re:.0
>little circles to the left of the radio box choices disappear with these
>pixel labels.
The DwtNindicator (boolean) resource controls this. Try setting it to true.
(This change in behavior may be a bug...)
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2143.2 | still no luck! | RABBET::FARRELL | Money, there is no substitute! | Wed Jan 31 1990 14:46 | 15 |
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re:.1
>The DwtNindicator (boolean) resource controls this. Try setting it to true.
>(This change in behavior may be a bug...)
I Tried setting DwtNindicator to true, but this had no affect.
Could someone please tell me another way around this, this is starting to
put a damper on things.
thanks,
$$$$ ted $$$$
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2143.3 | another idea... | RTL::OBRYAN | When in doubt, let the user decide. | Thu Feb 01 1990 11:16 | 9 |
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re:.2
>>The DwtNindicator (boolean) resource controls this. Try setting it to true.
>>(This change in behavior may be a bug...)
>I Tried setting DwtNindicator to true, but this had no affect.
Did you try calling SetValues on the toggles after they've been created?
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2143.4 | still stuck... | RABBET::FARRELL | Money, there is no substitute! | Thu Feb 01 1990 13:45 | 12 |
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RE: .3
> Did you try calling SetValues on the toggles after they've been created?
I call a DwtToggleButtonSetState to initialize my starting choice.
Does this count?
Still stuck...
$$$$ ted $$$$
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2143.5 | SetValues... | RTL::OBRYAN | When in doubt, let the user decide. | Thu Feb 01 1990 18:53 | 13 |
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re:.4
>> Did you try calling SetValues on the toggles after they've been created?
>I call a DwtToggleButtonSetState to initialize my starting choice.
I believe that DwtToggleButtonSetState only sets the "value" attribute.
Try something like:
XtSetArg( Arg[0], DwtNindicator, FALSE);
XtSetValues( toggle_widget_id, Arg, 1);
You should QAR the change in behavior.
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