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| Show a specific child ctrl from child ctrl stack [message #14524] |
Thu, 28 February 2008 23:46  |
masu
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Hi,
I like to implement a child ctrl stack within another ctrl, i.e. all child ctrls overlaying each other.
I add all child ctrls in the parent ctrl constructor, then the last added ctrl is the shown one in parent ctrl.
How can I enable and show a specific child ctrl inside this parent ctrl after the app has started, I tried with Enable(), Show() functions, but its not working?
Matthias
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| Re: Show a specific child ctrl from child ctrl stack [message #14567 is a reply to message #14524] |
Mon, 03 March 2008 20:20  |
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mirek
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| masu wrote on Thu, 28 February 2008 17:46 |
Hi,
I like to implement a child ctrl stack within another ctrl, i.e. all child ctrls overlaying each other.
I add all child ctrls in the parent ctrl constructor, then the last added ctrl is the shown one in parent ctrl.
How can I enable and show a specific child ctrl inside this parent ctrl after the app has started, I tried with Enable(), Show() functions, but its not working?
Matthias
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Not quite sure I understand, but Hide others  Show/Hide does not bring it to top, but simply hides or shows it. Putting more widgets on the same place and use Hide/Show to show only single one is quite commong practice in U++. E.g. TabCtrl works that way.
Mirek
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