How to add a splitter in form?
At me does not work it!
[Done] Splitter
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Re: Splitter
1.) Drop Gadget1 on the form
2.) Drop Gadget2 on the form
3.) Click on the SplitterGadget
4.) Select Gadget1 as First gadget and Gadget2 as Second gadget in the dialog
5.) Click on 'Start drawing'
6.) Start drawing
Greetings ... Kiffi
2.) Drop Gadget2 on the form
3.) Click on the SplitterGadget
4.) Select Gadget1 as First gadget and Gadget2 as Second gadget in the dialog
5.) Click on 'Start drawing'
6.) Start drawing

Greetings ... Kiffi
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Re: Splitter
This is does not work!Kiffi wrote:6.) Start drawing
Splitter in code is not added!
Re: Splitter
I'll second that.
I have tried a number of things - the splitter functionality seems flakey at best. I have managed to get it to show up in code every once in a while but mostly not. I have not been able to figure out (yet) why it worked when it did....
Works well when I add a splitter in code though....which begs the questions how does one set attributes like minimums etc.
I have tried a number of things - the splitter functionality seems flakey at best. I have managed to get it to show up in code every once in a while but mostly not. I have not been able to figure out (yet) why it worked when it did....
Works well when I add a splitter in code though....which begs the questions how does one set attributes like minimums etc.
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Re: Splitter
Hi it works! as described above
example:
1. place two editor gadgets on the form
2. select a splitter gadget
3. select gadget 1 and gadget 2 in the spilitter and click start drawing
4. place a bounding box ie (as in selecting a load of files on the desktop) around the two gadgets
5. hey presto
Zebuddi.
example:
1. place two editor gadgets on the form
2. select a splitter gadget
3. select gadget 1 and gadget 2 in the spilitter and click start drawing
4. place a bounding box ie (as in selecting a load of files on the desktop) around the two gadgets
5. hey presto
Zebuddi.

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Re: Splitter
A little help movie:
http://www.professorcad.co.uk/pb_splitter
http://www.professorcad.co.uk/pb_splitter
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Re: Splitter
It always works here if you follow the correct steps.kpeters58 wrote:I'll second that.
I have tried a number of things - the splitter functionality seems flakey at best. I have managed to get it to show up in code every once in a while but mostly not. I have not been able to figure out (yet) why it worked when it did....
Works well when I add a splitter in code though....which begs the questions how does one set attributes like minimums etc.