[momith]

Hello,

How can I use frames in the framebar (borland c++ builder)?

in the delphi-demo it says in the oncreateframe “Frame := TFrameDemo.Create(nil);” (as example).

i need the code translated for borland 🙂 (“Frame = FrameDemo;” is not possible :D) and do i have to do anything else in addition?

thanks in advance,

momith

ps: i dont have any delphi-experience

[momith]

oh yeah 😀 I got it 😛

Frame = new TFrameDemo(NULL);

Frame->Parent = this;

the search engine of this forum is great!!

and sorry for my bad english 😀

[momith]

I just have 2 another questions

when i use the code of my previous post the frame is placed more on the left side than the Title-Button's side.

furthermore there are so many bugs after clicking the title2 and by using more than one frame (title1->frame1; title2->frame2 …)?! (title1->frame1; title2->frame1 … is possible!)

in delphi you don't have to do anything. but i want the framebar in bcb6 looking nice, too 🙂

and before programming an own framebar (i've already started) it would be great to know any other option to fix that?! 😀

momith

[Support]

Hello

'momith' wrote:

Frame = new TFrameDemo(NULL);

Frame->Parent = this;

Where you uses this code? In the OnCreateFrame event?

[momith]

'Support' wrote:

Where you uses this code? In the OnCreateFrame event?

yes.

void __fastcall Tmainform::sFrameBar1Items0CreateFrame(TObject *Sender,

TCustomFrame *&Frame)

{

Frame = new TFrame1(NULL);

Frame->Parent=this;

}

[Support]

Try remove this code “Frame->Parent=this;”

This line is not needed.

[momith]

thanks!! now it's much better than before!

I changed the framesection of the frameadapter to “BARPANEL” and now the result is perfect! 🙂

Thanks a lot!

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