Article ID: 133022
Article Last Modified on 3/24/2000
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro 3.0 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q133022
SYMPTOMS
A spinner definition created in a visual class library will not display the inherit color definitions (Forecolor, Backcolor, DisabledForecolor, and so on) when instances are created on a form. This occurs whether the Form Designer or the AddObject method is used to create the instances even though the color definitions are in the Properties Sheet. When the form is run, the spinner reverts to a display of the standard color property definitions for a spinner.
WORKAROUND
Add the following code to the Init method of the spinner definition in the visual class library (VCX):
WITH This
.ForeColor = .ForeColor
.BackColor = .BackColor
.DisabledForeColor = .DisabledForeColor
.DisabledBackColor = .DisabledBackColor
.SelectedForeColor = .SelectedForeColor
.SelectedBackColor = .SelectedBackColor
ENDWITH
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. This problem was corrected in Visual FoxPro 3.0b for Windows.
MORE INFORMATION
Steps to Reproduce Problem
- Open a new project, and add a new visual class library definition for a spinner.
- Change the Forecolor and Backcolor properties from the default to any colors desired. Save the definition as Myspinner.
- Open a new form, and place the Myspinner object from the visual class library onto the form. The spinner object appears with the default colors for a spinner, not those of the class definition, though the correct colors display in the properties list.
You can edit the colors and reset them to the defaults by clicking the right mouse button while editing the form, but when the form is run, the colors revert to the default colors for a spinner.
Additional query words: VFoxWin fixlist3.00b buglist3.00
Keywords: kbbug kbfix KB133022
