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MRow(), Mcol()
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17/12/2012 05:19:28
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
Titre:
Divers
Thread ID:
01559848
Message ID:
01559869
Vues:
43
>>>>>Please see attach image
>>>>
>>>>what is wrong with MROW() and MCOL()?. Just pass thisform.Name as first parameter?
>>>
>>>Yes, when we change screen resolution then MROW() and MCOL() changes.
>>>
>>>Suppose I have following cods in 800x600
>>>
>>>
>>>DEFINE POPUP ABC SHORTCUT RELATIVE FROM 11,102 to 31,135  TITLE 'A R R I V A L'
>>>
>>>
>>>Then I change resolution to 1024x768 the popup will change its location
>>>
>>>So, I want to display POPUP from a fixed position in every resolution.
>>>
>>>I want POPUP every time appear from where SHAPE is located.
>>
>>How about:
>>
>>DEFINE POPUP shortcut SHORTCUT RELATIVE FROM thisform.Shape1.Top, thisform.Shape1.Left TITLE 'A R R I V A L'
>>
>>
>>NOT TESTED!
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>
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>DEFINE POPUP abc SHORTCUT RELATIVE FROM thisform.Shape1.Top, thisform.Shape1.Left TITLE 'A R R I V A L'
>
>
>sir, your above command does not work becuase SHAPE.LEFT does not match with MCOL()
>if shape1 left is 900 then there is no Mcol=900
>
>i have tested this function
>
>aa=mcols()
>it syas only 170
>
>so shape1's left is very bigger than screen.
>
>If I get proper mrow() and mcol() of shape1 then there will be no problem.
>All will be accurate.


When you click on button then MCOL() is on BUTTON not on SHAPE, I doubt that you want SHORTCUT to appear on button.
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