On Dec 30, 2005, at 3:17 PM, Ricardo Rojas wrote:
No, don't create a canvas inside the container... just use the
container like a canvas! It has all (if not more) events,
properties and methods than a canvas.. you'll have a great time
doing it... I know I did! ;-)
Right now I'm porting my projects from version 2 to 5 to the new
IDE and have not had the time to catch up with all the new features
RB has now: containers, sql DB, computed properties, structures,
you name it. This is why when a person of the list decides to share
a tip (like the one above) I feel in gratitude towards her/him. It
usually helps one in not having to discover the wheel a 2nd time.
Having said that, thanks Ryan for sharing!
The only advantage that a Canvas has over a ContainerControl right
now is the ability to scroll other controls. In cases where I need
that functionality, I add a Canvas to the ContainerControl.
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