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I didn't know thatIf you have moved Class_ImageButton.ahk to LIB folder, then you should use #Include <Class_ImageButton>
I also tried the following three replacements:dangerdogL2121 wrote:---------------------------
Error at line 3.
#Include file "Class_ImageButton.ahk" cannot be opened.
The program will exit.
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) but continued getting errors each time.
No, I haven't got it working yet.dangerdogL2121, did you get it working yet?
I didn't know you could download a zip from GitHub until you just said so!2) Clicked [Download ZIP] button to download Class_ImageButton-master.zip
I always copy the code and paste it in a file named correctly. However, I didn't see any change in the error by using the zip version.Code: Select all
#Include?Recent Changes wrote: 1.1.12.00 - August 14, 2013
Optional parameters can be omitted by writing two consecutive commas, as in InStr(a, b,, 2). Unlike previous versions, this now works for objects (including COM objects) and built-in functions. [a,,b] can be used to create a sparse array.
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Gui, Destroy
Gui, +AlwaysOnTop
Gui, -Caption +LastFound
Gui, Add, Button, x2 y2 w120 h24, Test1
Gui, Add, Button, x124 y2 w120 h24, Test2
Gui, Add, Button, x246 y2 w120 h24, Test3
Gui, Show, x500 y600 w368 h28, Noactivate
Return
ButtonTest1:
MsgBox You clicked the Test1 button.
Return
ButtonTest2:
MsgBox You clicked the Test2 button.
Return
ButtonTest3:
MsgBox You clicked the Test3 button.
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#NoEnv
#Include Class_ImageButton.ahk ; you have to include the class, it's expected to be in the script folder
Gui, Destroy
Gui, +AlwaysOnTop
Gui, -Caption +LastFound
Gui, Add, Button, x2 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN1, Test1 ; added hwnd option
Gui, Add, Button, x124 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN2, Test2 ; added hwnd option
Gui, Add, Button, x246 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN3, Test3 ; added hwnd option
; Test1 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Lime", text color = "Maroon"
Opt1 := [0, "Lime", , "Maroon"]
ImageButton.Create(HBTN1, Opt1)
; Test2 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Yellow", text color = "Navy"
Opt1 := [0, "Yellow", , "Navy"]
ImageButton.Create(HBTN2, Opt1)
; Test3 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Red", text color = "Lime"
Opt1 := [0, "Red", , "Lime"]
ImageButton.Create(HBTN3, Opt1)
Gui, Show, x500 y600 w368 h28, Noactivate
Return
ButtonTest1:
MsgBox You clicked the Test1 button.
Return
ButtonTest2:
MsgBox You clicked the Test2 button.
Return
ButtonTest3:
MsgBox You clicked the Test3 button.
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#NoEnv
#Include <Class_ImageButton> ; you have to include the class, it's expected to be in the script folder
Gui, Destroy
Gui, +AlwaysOnTop
Gui, -Caption +LastFound
Gui, Color, F0F0F0, F0F0F0 ;added Mar 3,2014 hunter99 tranparent test. The F0F0F0 is the MSWindows default color
WinSet, TransColor, F0F0F0 ;added Mar 3,2014 hunter99 tranparent test
Gui, Add, Button, x2 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN1, Test1 ; added hwnd option
Gui, Add, Button, x124 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN2, Test2 ; added hwnd option
Gui, Add, Button, x246 y2 w120 h24 hwndHBTN3, Test3 ; added hwnd option
; Test1 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Lime", text color = "Maroon"
Opt1 := [0, "Lime", , "Maroon", 22] ;test to make round corners, ", 22" added Mar 3,2014 hunter99
ImageButton.Create(HBTN1, Opt1)
; Test2 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Yellow", text color = "Navy"
Opt1 := [0, "Yellow", , "Navy", 22] ;test to make round corners, ", 22" added Mar 3,2014 hunter99
ImageButton.Create(HBTN2, Opt1)
; Test3 button: unicolored = 0, - background color = "Red", text color = "Lime"
Opt1 := [0, "Red", , "Lime", 22] ;test to make round corners, ", 22" added Mar 3,2014 hunter99
ImageButton.Create(HBTN3, Opt1)
Gui, Show, x500 y600 w368 h28, Noactivate
Return
ButtonTest1:
MsgBox You clicked the Test1 button.
Return
ButtonTest2:
MsgBox You clicked the Test2 button.
Return
ButtonTest3:
MsgBox You clicked the Test3 button.
Return
GuiEscape: ;added Mar 3,2014 hunter99
ExitApp
returnHas this been answered by the post of hunter99?dangerdogL2121 wrote:Question: Is it possible to cut off or make transparent the area past the borders of buttons, the corners? I might have missed it in the How to Use page.
Because there are six button states.Question2: Why does the function need to use six arrays?
What do you want to achieve with overlapped buttons?Also it is possible to keep overlapping button from flickering or taking the image from the button on top of the overlap? Is this possible with an attribute in Class_ImageButton.ahk?
thanks
Leave the 7th parameter blank or omitted. Thank you hunter99Question: Is it possible to cut off or make transparent the area past the borders of buttons, the corners? I might have missed it in the How to Use page.
Ok.Because there are six button states.Question2: Why does the function need to use six arrays?
If a button is placed on top of another button with GuiControl, the pixels on the lower button might be changed to the pixels on the top button for a time even after the top button has been moved off the lower button.What do you want to achieve with overlapped buttons?Also it is possible to keep overlapping button from flickering or taking the image from the button on top of the overlap? Is this possible with an attribute in Class_ImageButton.ahk?
thanks
I'm not sure what you're talking about.Leave the 7th parameter blank or omitted. Thank you hunter99
That's caused by the order in which the system is drawing the controls. It might help to disable the lower button while the other is on top of it.If a button is placed on top of another button with GuiControl, the pixels on the lower button might be changed to the pixels on the top button ...
It might help to use GuiControl, MoveDraw, ....... for a time even after the top button has been moved off the lower button.
Currently not, because the whole button is represented by one image per state and the border is part of the image. It might be enabled by storing the last options in the instance and adding a Change() method. But I'll have to have a good reason to do it.Question: Is it possible to have a border around a button without setting its color in StartColor or TargetColor?
If you leave the seventh item(BorderColor) of the array empty then the background color of the border will be transparent.\I'm not sure what you're talking about.Leave the 7th parameter blank or omitted. Thank you hunter99
One reason would be if someone wanted to change the border color of a button without coloring the interior of the button.Currently not, because the whole button is represented by one image per state and the border is part of the image. It might be enabled by storing the last options in the instance and adding a Change() method. But I'll have to have a good reason to do it.Question: Is it possible to have a border around a button without setting its color in StartColor or TargetColor?
Still not sure. If you leave BorderColor empty, no border will be drawn at all.If you leave the seventh item(BorderColor) of the array empty then the background color of the border will be transparent.
Well, for any change of any aspect of an image button all images as well as the image list have to be recreated. This will cost some time and CPU power, and may result in flickering.One reason would be if someone wanted to change the border color of a button without color and interior or the button.