By the looks of it, it creates a generic "view" (or object), and loads
your toolbar into it, then assigns (returns) the handle to 'oShelf'.
Perhaps you could look up the syntax of CreateView to see what
parameters it accepts?
Stefan Andersson wrote:
nope that didn't work. Also, doesn't the first line actually create a new shelf?
anyone else?
regards
stefan
On 7/6/05, André Adam <a_adam(at)49games.de> wrote:
Something like this?
var oShelf = Application.Desktop.ActiveLayout.CreateView("MyShelf",
"MyShelf");
oShelf.Move(120, 33);
oShelf.Resize(333, 130);
Asked the same question a few months ago; documentation on this topic is
pretty bad...
Cheers!
-André
Stefan Andersson wrote:
Hi all,
I can't seem to find a command for opening a custom toolbar... I've
created a custom toolbar which I would like to open up through a menu
that I made. But I can't seem to find it in the SDK docs...
Or does anyone else has a nifty little trick how to get floating menu/toolbars?
regards
stefan andersson
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