Hi Franz,
yes, of course, you are correct.
This was a typing error on my side.
Wolfgang

Hi Roland,
in X# the workareas are separated per thread. Therefore in one thread you cannot see the workareas of the other threads.
I don't know if there is a possibility to access all workareas of all threads - that is a question for Robert.
Wolfgang

Hallo Franz, nein, so funktioniert das leider nicht. "self" gibt es in Deiner statischen Klasse nicht. Das gehört so: STATIC CLASS ControlExtensions STATIC METHOD PostFocus( self oControl as Control ) as void PostMessage( GetParent(oControl:Handle()) , WM_NextDlgCtl , DWORD( _CAST , oContr...

Hallo Franz,
noch was: das, was der XPorter macht, ist nur ein Workaround, damit sich der Code kompilieren lässt - damit funktioniert Dein Code sicher nicht.
Wolfgang

Hallo Franz,
wenn Du nicht auf interne Variablen der Klasse zugreifen musst, sind extension methods das Beste.
https://docs.xsharp.it/doku.php?id=extension_methods
Wolfgang

Hi Karl, generally the Microsoft controls are not optimized for hotkeys or user friendly behaviors. They leave that or to the indiviual programmers or to 3rd party control providers. Using mostly the "original" controls and thank to subclassing normally a programmer can add some functional...

Hi Chris,
I would leave that to you.... if you don't use them otherwise, IMHO Shift would be a good option.
Wolfgang

Hi Chris, may I suggest something: when during opening XIDE a key combination is pressed like Shift the program should ignore windows settings. I'm doing similar things in my own apps, and that is important specially for people changing frequently between different work settings. Other than this, I'...

I can only confirm this also for us: X# applications are a really important part of our work now, both new ones and migrated ones, and nearly all of your VO applications are using X# COM libraries to compensate the shortcomings of the old VO platform. The entire team (even here we see mostly Chris a...

Hallo Franz, wenn Du nicht im Manifest im AppWiz-Verzeichnis Deinen Eintrag drin hast, dann war das der Grund Wenn Du einen Manifest-Viewer verwendest, dann kannst Du das Manifest einer Exe oder DLL anschauen. Ist manchmal nicht schlecht beim Fehlersuchen. Hier wäre einer: https://weblogs.asp.net/ke...