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• Paint custom button problem

  Hi, I have a custom button that must be next to a labelfield.

  The paint of the button code is:

   protected void paint(Graphics graphics) {
  
     graphics.drawBitmap(13, 0, fieldWidth, fieldHeight, button, 0, 0,);
  
  }
  

  Where '13' is the space between labelfield and button. But when the font size is larger, the result is the following: [IMG]http://i34.tinypic.com/xeq2hu.jpg[line]

  The button is cut off and other times, its even more. What could be a solution?

  Thanks in advance.

  A HorizontalFieldManager defines the fields from left to right, it only wraps to the next line.  You can use a FlowFieldManager to achieve that has the fields from left to right, then on the next line below.

• Windows Paint text installation will not work and the 'A' accentuates not when the cursor passes over it

  I just wanted to put some txt on photo paint open so imported the scanned picture and everything else works, but the ease to enter text. Move the cursor over the 'A' does not the highlight box around him upward and toolbars from view has the text one checked but dimmed down. Is the same for an empty document in the paint.

  Two ideas...

  (1) Vista paint text button does not work:
  Reach... View / Zoom / Custom / 100% / OK

  (2) I was wondering after leaving by clicking on the 'A '...
  What happens if you move the pointer over
  the picture and left click or drag to create a
  TextBox?

  The following links may be useful:

  Windows Vista-
  Open Paint
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/open-Paint

  With the help of paint
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/using-paint

  Paint tools
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/paint-tools

  How to rotate an Image using Microsoft Paint
  http://maximumpcguides.com/Windows-Vista/how-to-rotate-an-image-using-Microsoft-Paint/

  Microsoft Paint-
  How to add text to digital pictures in Vista
  http://www.ehow.com/how_5841367_add-text-digital-pictures-Vista.html#ixzz1lC2YSoS8http :// www.ehow.com/how_5841367_add-text-digital-pictures-vista.html

• Cannot find 'Paint' under 'Accessories'... or anywhere!

  I can't find "Paint" under "Accessories" using Firefox 14. When I used 'Help' and ask a question about how to use 'Paint' of information arises allows me to get paint by clicking a button.

  My questions: is there a way I can get to paint without having to ask a question each time to use it... or, a more direct route to painting, if you want?

  Thank you.
  Fred

  If you go to the box "search programs and files" immediately above the paint start button and type ' ' it should show in the list of found items.  If you don't want to do this every time, you can click it in the list and choose "Pin to Start Menu" or "PIN to the taskbar.  Another option would be to choose "Copy" then move it to the desktop, right click and choose 'Paste shortcut'.

  If you can't find it via the method above, the painting is located in %windir%\system32\mspaint.exe (usually get you there by clicking on the Start button, clicking on 'Computer' in the right column, and then navigate through the BONE (usually C) drive, then the "Windows" directory, and then "System 32" directory and then search for "mspaint"

  Once you have found, you can right-click on it and choose "Pin to Start Menu" or "PIN to the taskbar.  Another option would be to choose "Create shortcut" and have put a shortcut on the desktop.

  Another option is to download and use a free powerful paint programs: http://www.getpaint.net/

• Why can't I change my buttons in Flash? (e.g. access to the internal chronology seems impossible)

  Hello world

  I came across another problem with my interactive project where I worked with Flash. That's why I thought to ask if anyone has had the same experience as I am unable to find advice, if not online. Again, I am a very novice user of Flash and I have no idea what to do. Even my COMPUTER teacher is rather baffled this problem I encountered.

  First I used to be able to normally access the 'internal' timeline within each button (this works however with graphics and video clips) by double clicking on the symbol on the stage. It is now impossible that prevents me from making changes inside the buttons (as I needed to). Secondly, I used to be able to move the symbol by the slider, which is now too impossible for some reason any (now the only way is to paint the button to select and use the x and is coordinated to move). Another strange thing that happens all trying to change them on the stage, it's that all buttons that seem to be 'stuck', are evidence of duty type of preview (Yes, this happens on the stage and not on the .swf test document).

  
  

  Please let me know if you need more information in order to understand my situation a little better.

  
  

  Kind regards

  Miia
  

  Sounds like you have enabled buttons.  Go to the main menu in the top bar and in the submenu control uncheck the option enable simple buttons.  That could solve all the problems you describe.

• PJC button rollOver with square shape

  Hello
  1. I use forms10g
  2. I use PJC RollOver button in order to have the new feature - "button acts like a reversal of web style that can contain two images, an image that is displayed when the button is in normal state and a second image that appears when the mouse is over the button (or roll top)."
  3. it forces the button to round.
  4. How can I change button PJC rolling so that I'll get a square button or get the button without bevel?
  Thank you

  Here is the new code you can call form forms with the following for a non-borde button:

  Set_Custom_Property('BL.PB', 1, 'SET_RIGHT_MOST', 'false');
  Set_Custom_Property('BL.PB', 1, 'SET_LEFT_MOST', 'false');
  Set_Custom_Property('BL.PB', 1, 'SET_BORDER', 'false');
  Set_Custom_Property('BL.PB', 1, 'SET_BACKGROUND', 'false');
  

  package oracle.forms.demos;
  
  import java.awt.*;
  import java.awt.event.*;
  import java.net.URL;
  
  import oracle.forms.ui.VButton;
  import oracle.ewt.button.PushButton;
  import oracle.forms.handler.IHandler;
  import oracle.forms.properties.ID;
  import oracle.forms.properties.Property;
  
  /**
   * 
  Oracle Forms Server PJC Example
   *
   * This is a PJC that implements a web style Rollover image button
   * where the image changes when the user moves the mouse over the component.  The standard Forms
   * oracle.forms.ui.VButton is subclassed so only the additional functionality is required
   * to be added.
   *
   * We register two new forms properties, IMAGE_NAME_ON and IMAGE_NAME_OFF.  These properties form the
   * the URL of the image files that the button will display.  These properties will be set by PL/SQL
   * trigger code or can be set by defining the LABEL of the button with the prefix [ROLLOVER] followed by
   * the ON inage and OFF image names separated by a comma
   *
   * @version 1.0 09/13/1999 created
  
   * @version 1.1 12/09/1999 modified to support 6i features to allow dynamic custom property manipulation
   * @version 1.2 02/20/2000 removed 6.0 stuff and renamed package to oracle.forms.demos for distribution
   * @version 2.0 09/24/2001 amemded for Forms 9i.  Moved to the oracle.forms.demos.enhancedItems package.  Made the setting of the on/off images declaritive, using the Label Property. Allowed loading from a JAR file as well as codebase.
   * @author Steve Button, Duncan Mills
   * @version 3.0 05/05/2010 add some method to paint the button without border (F. Degrelle)
   */
  public class RolloverButton extends VButton
  {
    /**
     * the property registered to specify the on image to be used
     */
    public final static ID IMAGE_NAME_ON      = ID.registerProperty("IMAGE_NAME_ON");
    /**
     * the property registered to specify the off image to be used
     */
    public final static ID IMAGE_NAME_OFF     = ID.registerProperty("IMAGE_NAME_OFF");
    /**
     * Forms property used to indicate that we want the utility to switch
     * Messaging on to the Java Console so we can see what is going on
     */
    private static final ID DEBUGMESSAGES     = ID.registerProperty("DEBUGMESSAGES");
    /**
     * Forms property used to indicate that we want the utility to switch
     * Messaging on to the Java Console for ALL INSTANCES of this PJC
     * so we can see what is going on
     * This will generate a LOT of messages
     */
    private static final ID DEBUGMESSAGES_ALL = ID.registerProperty("DEBUGMESSAGES_ALL");
  
    /**
     * methods added by F.D.
     */
    private static final ID RIGHTMOST      = ID.registerProperty("SET_RIGHT_MOST");
    private static final ID LEFTMOST       = ID.registerProperty("SET_LEFT_MOST");
    private static final ID DRAWBORDER     = ID.registerProperty("SET_BORDER");
    private static final ID DRAWBACKGROUND = ID.registerProperty("SET_BACKGROUND");    
  
    /**
     * define ON
     */
    private final int ON = 1;
    /**
     * define OFF
     */
    private final int OFF = 0;
    /**
     * the classname used for debugging purposes
     * use getClass().getName(); if you want the
     * full package name
     */
    private final String CLASSNAME = this.getDefaultName();
  
    /**
     * the hardcoded root directory for buttons in the JAR
     */
    private final String  JARBUTTONSDIR = "/oracle/forms/demos/images/";
  
    /**
     * the hardcoded button icon type in the JAR
     */
    private final String  JARBUTTONSEXT = ".gif";
  
    /**
     * the name of the on image
     */
    private String  m_imageNameOn;
    /**
     * the name of the off image
     */
    private String  m_imageNameOff;
    /**
     * storage for the handler for this class
     */
    private IHandler  m_handler;
  
    /**
     * The codebase from which the JAR was loaded - used to locate images
     */
    private URL m_codeBase;
  
    /**
     * the current state ON | OFF
     */
    private int m_state = OFF;
  
    /**
     * array to hold the images used to represent the state of the button
     */
    private Image[] m_images = { null, null };
  
    /**
     * Boolean value which describes if the button is currently a rollover or
     * if it is a general rounded button.
     */
     private boolean m_isRollover = false;
  
    /**
     * do we want to debug for this class?  Set this to true to see debug messages.
     */
    private boolean m_debug = false;
  
    /**
     * do we want to debug for all instances of this class?
     */
    private static boolean m_debugAll = false;
  
    private boolean m_border     = true ;
    private boolean m_background = true ;
  
    public RolloverButton()
    {
      super();
      log("Debugging on: Creating Button Instance");
      setLeftmost(true);
      setRightmost(false);
    }
  
    /**
     * Implementation of IView interface which provides an initialization opportunity for the component
     *
     * @param handler - message handler associated with this view.
     * @see oracle.forms.ui.IView
     */
    public void init(IHandler handler)
    {
      m_handler = handler;
      m_codeBase = handler.getCodeBase();
      super.init(handler);
    }
  
    /**
     * Implementation of IView interface which sets a requested property to a given value
     * If the property being set is LABEL then special processing is undertaken.
     * If the Label is Prefixed with the string [ROLLOVER] then the rest of the label is assumed
     * to be a comma separated list of the ON and OFF icon names
     * If the String after the rollover tag does not contain a pair e.g. no comma
     * then we assume that it's one of the Icons in the JAR which will be called
     * xxx_on and xxx_off where xxx is the supplied string.  We then set up the pair for
     * you e.g. a label of [ROLLOVER]firstrec will cause the icons
     * /oracle/forms/demos/images/firstrec_on.gif and
     * /oracle/forms/demos/images/firstrec_off.gif to be loaded
     * If the label does not begin with [ROLLOVER] then we treat it a a normal text label
     * except that leading or trailing round brackets can be used to indicate if
     * that edge of the button is rounded in Oracle look and feel
     *
     * @param property    property to be set.
     * @param value value of the property id.
     * @return      true if the property could be set, false otherwise.
     * @see oracle.forms.ui.IView
     */
    public boolean setProperty(ID property, Object value)
    {
      if (property == ID.LABEL)
      {
        log("Setting Label to " + value.toString());
        String label = value.toString().trim();
  
        if (label.equals(""))
        {
          enableRollover();
          return true;
        }
        if (label.startsWith("[ROLLOVER]"))
        {
          enableRollover();
          label = label.substring(10);
          int i = label.indexOf(",");
          if (i > 0)
          {
            m_imageNameOn = label.substring(0,i);
            m_imageNameOff = label.substring(i+1);
          }
          else
          {
            m_imageNameOn  = JARBUTTONSDIR + label + "_on" + JARBUTTONSEXT;
            m_imageNameOff = JARBUTTONSDIR + label + "_off" + JARBUTTONSEXT;
          }
          log("Detected Image Names + ON='" + m_imageNameOn + "', OFF= '" + m_imageNameOff + "'");
          loadImage(ON,m_imageNameOn);
          loadImage(OFF,m_imageNameOff);
          setImage(OFF);
          return true;
        }
        else
        {
          /**
           * If the button label does not start with the [ROLLOVER] prefix
           * then we regard it as a normal button except that the programmer
           * can control the Rounded button look in Oracle Look and Feel by
           * placing a round bracket at the start or the end (or both) of the
           * label
           */
          if (label.startsWith("("))
          {
            log("Rounding left edge of " + label);
            setLeftmost(true);
            label = label.substring(1);
          }
          if (label.endsWith(")"))
          {
            log("Rounding right edge of " + label);
            setRightmost(true);
            label = label.substring(0,label.length()-1);
          }
          return super.setProperty(property, label);
        }
      }
  
      else if (property == RIGHTMOST)
      {
         String s = value.toString();
         if(s.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) setRightmost(true);
         else setRightmost(false);
         return true ;
      }
  
      else if (property == LEFTMOST)
      {
         String s = value.toString();
         if(s.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) setLeftmost(true);
         else setLeftmost(false);
         return true ;
      }
  
      else if (property == DRAWBORDER)
      {
         String s = value.toString();
         if(s.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) m_border = true;
         else m_border = false ;
         return true ;
      }    
  
      else if (property == DRAWBACKGROUND)
      {
         String s = value.toString();
         if(s.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) m_background = true;
         else m_background = false ;
         return true ;
      }    
  
      else if (property == IMAGE_NAME_ON)
      {
        // make sure we are in rollover mode
        enableRollover();
        log("setProperty - IMAGE_NAME_ON value=" + value.toString());
        // load the requested image
        m_imageNameOn = (String) value;
        loadImage(ON,m_imageNameOn);
        // reset the currrently drawn image if needed
        setImage(ON,m_state);
        return true;
      }
      else if (property == IMAGE_NAME_OFF)
      {
        // make sure we are in rollover mode
        enableRollover();
        log("setProperty - IMAGE_NAME_OFF value=" + value.toString());
        // load the requested image
        m_imageNameOff = (String) value;
        loadImage(OFF,m_imageNameOff);
        // reset the currrently drawn image if needed
        setImage(OFF,m_state);
        return true;
      }
      else if (property == DEBUGMESSAGES)
      {
        if (value.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("true"))
          m_debug = true;
        else
          m_debug = false;
  
        log("Debugging " + m_debug);
        return true;
      }
      else if (property == DEBUGMESSAGES_ALL)
      {
        if (value.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("true"))
          m_debugAll = true;
        else
          m_debugAll = false;
        log("Debugging " + m_debugAll);
  
        return true;
      }
      else
      {
       return super.setProperty(property, value);
      }
    }
  
    /**
     * Implementation of IView interface which returns the value of a requested property
     *
     * @param pid the property id that represents the property to be set
     * @return the value of the property id
     * @see oracle.forms.ui.IView
     */
    public Object getProperty(ID pid)
    {
      if ( pid == IMAGE_NAME_OFF )
      {
        return m_imageNameOff;
      }
      else if ( pid == IMAGE_NAME_ON )
      {
        return m_imageNameOn;
      }
      else
      {
        return super.getProperty(pid);
      }
    }
  
    /**
     * Loads the requested image from the Document base, loaded JAR files,
     * or from the Codebase
     * Here is a breakdown of the logic:
     * 
  
     * 
  First we check the the loaded JAR files for the images
     * 
  If it's not an inbuilt image, the code then checks the
     * image name supplied for http or https, if that is present
     * then it assumes the name is a full URL and loads the image from there.
     * 
  If there is no Protocol in the image name then we assume it is a
     * relative URL to the docbase of the machine that Forms is running on.
     * We also pick up the protocol, and port and re-use those
     * 
  If that fails to find the image, then we search relative to the
     * codebase e.g. forms/java
     *
     * @param which the image state to set, value values ON | OFF
     * @param imageName the name of the image to load, including extension
     */
    private void loadImage(int which, String imageName)
    {
      URL imageURL = null;
      boolean loadSuccess = false;
  
      //JAR
      log("Searching JAR for " + imageName);
      imageURL = getClass().getResource(imageName);
      if (imageURL != null)
      {
        log("URL: " + imageURL.toString());
        try
        {
          m_images[which] = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(imageURL);
          loadSuccess = true;
          log("Image found: " + imageURL.toString());
        }
        catch (Exception ilex)
        {
          log("Error loading image from JAR: " + ilex.toString());
        }
      }
      else
      {
        log("Unable to find " + imageName + " in JAR");
      }
  
      //DOCBASE
      if (loadSuccess == false)
      {
        log("Searching docbase for " + imageName);
        try
        {
          if (imageName.toLowerCase().startsWith("http://")||imageName.toLowerCase().startsWith("https://"))
          {
            imageURL = new URL(imageName);
          }
          else
          {
            imageURL = new URL(m_codeBase.getProtocol() + "://" + m_codeBase.getHost() + ":" + m_codeBase.getPort() + imageName);
          }
          log("Constructed URL: " + imageURL.toString());
          try
          {
            m_images[which] = createImage((java.awt.image.ImageProducer) imageURL.getContent());
            loadSuccess = true;
            log("Image found: " + imageURL.toString());
          }
          catch (Exception ilex)
          {
            log("Error reading image - " + ilex.toString());
          }
        }
        catch (java.net.MalformedURLException urlex)
        {
          log("Error creating URL - " + urlex.toString());
        }
      }
  
      //CODEBASE
      if (loadSuccess == false)
      {
        log("Searching codebase for " + imageName);
        try
        {
          imageURL = new URL(m_codeBase, imageName);
          log("Constructed URL: " + imageURL.toString());
          try
          {
            m_images[which] = createImage((java.awt.image.ImageProducer) imageURL.getContent());
            loadSuccess = true;
            log("Image found: " + imageURL.toString());
          }
          catch (Exception ilex)
          {
                  log("Error reading image - " + ilex.toString());
          }
        }
        catch (java.net.MalformedURLException urlex)
        {
          log("Error creating URL - " + urlex.toString());
        }
      }
  
      if (loadSuccess == false)
        log("Error image " + imageName + " could not be located");
    }
  
    /**
     * Set the image displayed to the requested image if the requested image is the current image.
     * Effectively does a redraw of the currently displayed image if the image is changed by the user.
     * @param which the image state to draw, value values ON | OFF
     * @param current the current state being represented by the image
     */
    private void setImage(int which, int current)
    {
      if(which==current)
        setImage(which);
    }
  
    /**
     * Set the image displayed to the appropriate image depending on the user action.
     *
     * @param which the image to display, valid values ON and OFF
     */
    private void setImage(int which)
    {
      m_state=which;
      if(which==ON)
        log("setImage ON");
      else
        log("setImage OFF");
      this.setImage(m_images[which]);
      this.invalidate();
    }
  
    /**
     * Creates the mouse listener for rollover mode
     * Also sets the button to fully rounded
     */
    private void enableRollover()
    {
      if (!m_isRollover)
      {
        log("Enabling Rollover");
        addMouseListener(new RolloverButtonMouseAdapter());
        setLeftmost(true);
        setRightmost(true);
        m_isRollover = true;
      }
    }
  
    /**
     * draw the button
     */
    public void paint (Graphics g)
    {
      if(m_border)
      {
        super.paint(g) ;
      }
      else
      {
        int iW = 0, iH = 0 ;
        int iX = 0, iY = 0 ;
  
        if(m_images[m_state] != null)
        {
          iW = m_images[m_state].getWidth(this);
          iH = m_images[m_state].getHeight(this);
          iX = (int)((this.getBounds().width / 2) - (iW / 2)) ;
          iY = (int)((this.getBounds().height / 2) - (iH / 2)) ;
          if(m_background)
          {
            g.setColor(this.getBackground());
            g.fillRect(0,0,this.getBounds().width,this.getBounds().height);
          }
          g.drawImage(m_images[m_state],iX,iY,null);
        }
      }
    }
  
     public void update(Graphics g)
    {
      paint(g);
    }
  
    /**
     * Utility function to print out a debug message to the Java Console
     * @param msg string to display, this will be prefixed with the classname of the PJC
     */
    public void log(String msg)
    {
      if(m_debug||m_debugAll)
          System.out.println(CLASSNAME + ": " + msg);
    }
  
    /**
     * Private class to handle user mouse actions and to switch images when the
     * user moves the mouse into and out of the button object.
     */
    class RolloverButtonMouseAdapter extends MouseAdapter
    {
      /**
       * User moved the mouse over the button, swap to the on image.
       */
      public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent me)
      {
        setImage(ON);
      }
  
      /**
       * User moved the mouse out of the button, swap to the off image.
       */
      public void mouseExited(MouseEvent me)
      {
        setImage(OFF);
      }
    }
  }
  

  François

• 3D graphic color bug

  I just discover new objects of chart 3D (LV 2010) and noticed a strange behavior.

  If you colour the graphical object (not the plots), it cannot be cancelled (in other words, Ctrl-Z does not work).

  That's fine, being a simple work-around to paint the object returns with the original color.

  I think that it is considered a bug nonetheless.

  However, it's something even more bizarre: If you paint the buttons 'Point of view' (or whatever they are called), depending on where you click with the brush, you can end up with a square middle button as shown below (at the bottom right):

  

  The problem is it seems to be a workaround.

  As Ctrl-Z does not work, I tried to paint the square with a transparent color and a few color combinations, but could not find a way back to the original 'no hidding the glyph square' situation.

  The only solution is to "Return" to the previous state of VI (which is quite dramatic), or remove the graphic object and set a new mark instead (or replace it with a brand new), which is barely less drastic.

  What is a "known feature"?

  The colors were staying not after you savings is the default setting for the 3d graphics but can be changed to stay after recording.

  The mysterious projection palette color boxes that appear are due to a Boolean textbox on each of these buttons. The odd square is the bottom of the text. You should be able to do this boolean text invisible in replacing it with a sticker instead.

• Cannot crop a picture in paint. The button is gray.

  The button is gray.  I can make any other changes to the image, but I can't click on the function of the harvest.  Any help?

  You are running Win Vista or Win 7?

  FWIW... Windows Live Photo Gallery is a cropping tool.

  If_Vista_try the following...

  Left click "Select" in the tool pane.

  Left click or drag a rectangle around the section that you want to crop...

  Reach... Edition/copy or type... CTRL + C

  Reach... File / new...
  (Save changes?-no)

  Reach... Edition and paste or type... CTRL + V...

  Now save your cropped picture... File / save as...

  (If your saved photo includes a part of the white wing
  canvas in the background... reduce the size of it
  before cropping by going to... Image / attributes...
  and a very small number enter the width and
  Height fields)

  If_Win 7_see the following article:

  Windows 7 - crop a Photo with Paint
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/crop-a-picture-using-paint

  FWIW... has the FastStone Image Viewer freeware
  a very useful tool of harvest...

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

  The following tutorial is to create a culture square
  apply for a passport photo, but the steps are the same
  for other reports.

  To create a square without distorting picture
  You must crop. The following freeware has
  a good cropping tool:

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

  First, you will need to download and install the
  program.

  Now, open the program and select (highlight)
  the image you want to change.

  According to... to... Edit / crop Panel (or type... (X)

  Click on the button 'Set Ratios of paper'.
  (it's just to the right of the proportion of paper
  fall of window)

  Click on the 'Add' button and enter... 2 x 2 "
  Click on... OK / OKAY... (this will give you the square
  format you need)

  You can resize the selection frame by dragging
  reposition by dragging corner handles
  the arrow of the 4 channels. At the end... Click on the 'culture '.
  button.

  Now... to... File / save as...
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  Dennis

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  Picasa
  http://Picasa.Google.com/
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  To add text to the front of the photo...
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