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In OI 32bit, you have to qualify the WM_SETCURSOR Windows API message (0x0020). Once you do that, then mouse movement will trigger the edit table's WINMSG event handler. You will then need to add your code in there to check for specific activity and…
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Which edit table, the native one or the SRP one?
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Adam - I meant settings with the SRP Ribbon control. Why don't you send me the image as an attachment to support@srpcs.com (to avoid any conversion issues) and I'll retest.
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I've tested your image in the Ribbon control and I don't get the red border to become transparent. I see everything: This leads me to believe your settings are off.
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Albert - Most likely this is because the SRPUtilities.dll that is in your OI folder was not replaced when you did the install. This happens whenever the .dll file is locked due to it being a resource file. Try renaming it first or moving it out of t…
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I tried to retrieve documentation based on the information you provided. I assume this is related to the Single Window Initiative. Unfortunately, this information isn't publicly available. You probably have no choice but to re-examine this or wait f…
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I think what you are being asked to do is encode the binary file into a format that is safe to include within XML. A common solution is to encode using Base64, which would give you an 8-bit character format.
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Based on your response to Kevin, it seems like he understands what you want to accomplish but I wasn't as certain. For my own sake, can you confirm that you are looking to OCR a scanned image so that it will become identifiable text?
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I dare say, then, that this is a problem we can't fix through the SRP Editor itself (apart from going with a different control for the rich editing functionality). My suggestion is to play around with various display settings in the Citrix or RDP cl…
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First, I moved this discussion into the SRP Editor category from out of the SRP Editor Control category. Second, I've seen what you've described but I see it with other apps. Just curious, what happens if you try this with the Editor++? I'm checkin…
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Before answering that question, is there a reason you can't use the Dir function?
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I've tried to use btree, but it was very slow and can only filter status once not twice. Does "btree" in this sentence mean Btree.Extract? If so, please post your code so we can help you. You can use Btree.Extract to search against multiple indexe…
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In my previous response, I wanted to give you a straight answer without introducing alternative ideas, especially when you had already said "I don't want to use editable table or report table". Therefore I'm creating a second response to address al…
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Yes, you can do this using the CREATE Utility service. Unfortunately, the documentation doesn't spell out how do do this. Rather than create from scratch, you normally would use the ORIG_STRUCT property against a control you want to duplicate, make …
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@slowjams - Your original post was confusing because highlighting normally means selecting in OI, thus I missed the requirement to color code the highlight. I'm now a bit more confused because you referenced the FORECOLOR property, which doesn't hig…
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I missed the part about "red color". The SELECTION property will use the default system color.
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Yes. The SELECTION property I mentioned before will do that if you use the correct starting position and length.
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Give it a shot. I suggest creating a test routine and check for @Window. If @Window is populated, call Msg(), if @Window is empty, call CTO_Msg(). Should be quick and easy for you to try it out.
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P.S. It's a shame that DO_CTO only works from the System Monitor. I think this is pretty much what you are looking for.
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I'm pretty certain that the CTO prefixed routines will only run within AREV32 and are not compatible with OI. In an ideal world, you would decouple your logic from your UI. Thus, error conditions are returned in the function call or via global/syste…
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It's not quite that onerous. If you have purely compatible code (i.e., no UI), you can move into OI and call directly from AREV32. The only reason CTO_GUI_SUBROUTINE and CTO_GUI_FUNCTION exist is to handle code that has GUI (or presentation server) …
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No, you explained things rather well. You want OI to call a routine that is compiled within AREV32. Simple answer: no can do. It doesn't matter how simple the code is, OI simply cannot call AREV32 compiled code directly this way. Better answer: if …
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We did discuss both forms and code. Here is the relevant answer I provided that applies to this current question: I think it is important to remember that ARev32 is an emulator. The R/BASIC code is precompiled so that it will run within OI, but it …
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This appears to be the exact issue we discussed in this thread: https://forum.srpcs.com/discussion/723/arev-form-command
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I'm pretty sure this is done using the RECEIVER property.
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Can you post the data you used as an attachment?
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Then I think you really mean /HE=0. This might be helpful: https://wiki.srpcs.com/display/WhitePapers/OpenInsight+Command+Line+Parameters However, since the engine only disappears when launching the app from the Launch App button, this tells me he…
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Barry, did you mean /HE=1?
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This is not normal OI behavior so I suspect this is happening within your code. Look for FindWindow in a CREATE event handler. This is a Windows API that can get the handle to an object class which is then passed to another API to hide it.
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I know I've corresponded with you via email about this (and didn't offer much help), but I am curious: does it matter if you have a form loaded or not? If it does matter, does it seem like the same form or can it be any form?