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Is it possible to change MDIchild property runtime ???
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Mads Höffner
Jun 14, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/14/99
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Is it possible to change the MDIchild property runtime. I've already tried,
but get an error msg.
I want the possiblity to change whether a windows shoud be in MDI child or a
seperate form. Does some kind of hack exist ???
but get an error msg.
I want the possiblity to change whether a windows shoud be in MDI child or a
seperate form. Does some kind of hack exist ???
Regards Mads Höffner
Jeff Ashley
Jun 14, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/14/99
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I'm just guessing, but I would think when the Help says a property is 'Read only
at run time' that probably means something like it is read-only (at run-time) .
. .
at run time' that probably means something like it is read-only (at run-time) .
. .
And please don't cross-post to so many news groups . . .
dem
Jun 17, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/17/99
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hy
Leave the property to False and use the SetParent API
The code look something like this:
Private Sub xx_Click()
Static b As Boolean
If b Then
' MDI child
Call SetParent(Form1.hWnd, MDIForm1.hWnd)
Else
'On his own again (0 is the hWnd of the DeskTop)
Call SetParent(Form1.hWnd, 0)
End If
b = Not b
End Sub
just remember to set the parent of Form1 to 0 before closing the program
Rob
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Luke Menezes
Jun 17, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/17/99
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I'm just curious about why is really necessary to set the Form1.Parent to 0
before closing the application. Why is it?
before closing the application. Why is it?
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