Discussion:
A small puzzle
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Baxter
2003-11-07 18:55:30 UTC
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Using CodeWarrior 9.2 and PilRC Designer.

I've got a form with a Category trigger in the upper Rt-hand corner. I've
done the usual and defined the popuptrigger with a height of 0. (actually,
I've imported this from a previous, working app/resource).

Everything is working fine - except the Emulator produces a warning about
objects with ht/width of zero - says "Applications should hide objects by
calling FrmHideObject instead of setting their dimensions to zero."

I'm puzzled. Has something changed? Have I done something wrong? (either
in code or in defining the resource) How do I get rid of the warning so
that I can run Gremlins.


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Baxter
2003-11-14 04:30:11 UTC
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The nbr of items for the list attached to the trigger was set to 0 by PilRC.
Once I changed that, the error message went away. Never mind that the
contents of the list is set programmatically.

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Post by Baxter
Using CodeWarrior 9.2 and PilRC Designer.
I've got a form with a Category trigger in the upper Rt-hand corner. I've
done the usual and defined the popuptrigger with a height of 0.
(actually,
Post by Baxter
I've imported this from a previous, working app/resource).
Everything is working fine - except the Emulator produces a warning about
objects with ht/width of zero - says "Applications should hide objects by
calling FrmHideObject instead of setting their dimensions to zero."
I'm puzzled. Has something changed? Have I done something wrong?
(either
Post by Baxter
in code or in defining the resource) How do I get rid of the warning so
that I can run Gremlins.
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