I want to know how to do dynamic allocation.
dim html(10) As HTMLViewer
for i = 1 to 10
html(i) = new HTMLViewer
next
html(1).top = 5
html(1).left = 5
html(1).Parent = HTMLViewer1
html(1).Visible = true
I want to know how to do dynamic allocation.
dim html(10) As HTMLViewer
for i = 1 to 10
html(i) = new HTMLViewer
next
html(1).top = 5
html(1).left = 5
html(1).Parent = HTMLViewer1
html(1).Visible = true
Look up Control Set in the user’s guide (You won’t find it in the Language Reference).
I was looking at this yesterday.
User Guide Book 2: User Interface Page 107
or here for the web version
You’ll get an OutOfBounds exeption with this code.
Look up arrays for more info.
Can someone change my link above to the one below and delete this post? Its now too old to edit
http://developer.xojo.com/userguide/desktop-control-sets
If this doesnt happen, this is the correct clickable link for my previous post.
Just so you know you dont have to put a URL in a link tag
Just put the URL inline if all you want it to post the URL
You only need the tag if you want different text with the link
Ah sweet thanks Norman
[quote=310724:@Markus Winter]You’ll get an OutOfBounds exeption with this code.
[/quote]
How so? Dim html(10) creates an array with 11 elements, 0-10.
I am grateful for your knowledge.
I did not get the results I wanted when I did it.
I would appreciate it if you give me a sample sentence.
I am very grateful for your example.
I answered the example I wanted properly.