Franz,

Ich habe bei meinen Treeviews immer ein Root-Element, an dem alle hängen. Daher funktioniert das bei mir wie gewollt. Evtl. klappt es bei dir auch, wenn du Default(@lRoot,True) verwendest oder True als Parameter übergibst...

Karl

Logisch, METHOD CollapseAll(lRoot) CLASS MyTreeView LOCAL oItem AS TreeViewItem Default(@lRoot,FALSE) oItem := SELF:getRootItem() IF lRoot SELF:Collapse(oItem:NameSym) ENDIF WHILE(TRUE) oItem := SELF:GetNextItem(oItem) IF oItem = NULL_OBJECT EXIT ENDIF SELF:Collapse(oItem:NameSym) ENDDO RETURN SELF

Hallo Franz, das muss man selbst in die Hand nehmen: METHOD ExpandAll() CLASS MyTreeView LOCAL oItem AS TreeViewItem oItem := SELF:getRootItem() SELF:expand(oItem:NameSym) WHILE(TRUE) oItem := SELF:GetNextItem(oItem) IF oItem = NULL_OBJECT EXIT ENDIF SELF:expand(oItem:NameSym) ENDDO RETURN SELF ...

Dick, with ExplorerPatcher you can definitely move the taskbar to the right, see attached picture. If you want to use OpenShellMenu I think ExplorerPatcher is the only way to go. Of course you can add the standard Quick Launch to the taskbar, but FLB or True Launch Bar are far superior, you have ...

Hi Dick, Actually I mentioned 3 tools - first you need ExplorerPatcher (with this you can place the taskbar to the right or the startmenu to the left) - OpenShell (former ClassicShell) replaces the windows menu. OpenShell requires ExplorerPatcher. - FreeLaunchBar replaces Quick Launch Bar. You can ...

Hi Dick,

with ExplorerPatcher you can still use OpenShellMenu in Win11. Also the Quick launch bar is still possible (I use freelaunchbar). My Win 11 looks like my old Win 10 (or Win 7 to be honest)

Karl

Jan, I think you shoul use Dick's suggestion, that is the correct way. My implementation is: CLASS MyRichEdit INHERIT RichEdit METHOD SetBold() SELF:SetEffect(CFE_BOLD) RETURN SELF METHOD setitalic() SELF:SetEffect(CFE_ITALIC) RETURN SELF METHOD SetUnderline() SELF:SetEffect(CFE_UNDERLINE) RETURN ...

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Robert,

you're right, small files like this are very unusual
(sorry, couldn't resist)

Karl

Hi Chris, Robert, I experienced a (for us) serious bug in the macrocompiler. When I call a method with three parameters by reference an error occurs. This causes crashes in several scripts (VOSCRIPT) that run in the production environment of our customers. Here is an example which shows the problem ...