Andy Bower wirte:
> Hi,
>
> > In DX6.0.1's View Composer, I can't select PushButton view behind of
> > BasicImage view.
> > I have worked following:
> >
> > 1) Drop PushButton to the ShellView.
> > 2) Drop Basic Image on PushBUtton.
> > 3) Check View Hierarcy. Certainly, PushButton is positioned in fron of
> > Basic Image.
> > 4) Click to select the PushButton, it doesn't work properly. I can't
> > select PushBUtton on Basic Image.
> >
> > When I assign some command(#exit, #close etc.) to that button, it is
> > actavated and I can select it.
> >
> > Why can't I select disalbed button on BasicImage?
> > Please tell me.
>
> This is caused by an oddity in Windows which you have to bear in mind
> when you place one view on top of another. Basically, Windows appears
> to draw the objects "backwards", i.e. when the visual order appears
> correct the actual z-order is the reverse. You can try this with any of
> the Windows controls - not just buttons and images.
When I put BasicImage to back away, I should be able to select another
objects on that image because image is positioned background, not cover
another objects.
Certainly, I had put "Send to back" command to BasicImage, and I could
select PushButton which is enalbed. So theese oddly behavior of the
View Composer should corect like other GUI Builder--like Delphi or VB.
>
> In cases where you have one object that obscures another you must use
> the view hierarchy pane to make selection easier/possible.
As you know, view hierarchy hasn't multiple-selecting ability, so I
can't slect many button to apply command. How can I select __multiple__
object with View Hierarchy?
>
> Best regards,
>
Thanks for your replying.
> --
> Andy Bower
> Dolphin Support
> www.object-arts.com
p.s.: Folks, please tell me. Have you ever met theese situation on
DX6.0.1? Is it just my problem?
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