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- EdCoTest
- Test EditColors
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- Form1,
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- Label1
- To edit a color, either click on the appropriate color box (above), or click on the "Edit Colors" button to edit the color of the selected picturebox.
- System
- Label2
- While you're editing colors, notice how the scrollbars react instantaneously. That's because the scrollbars are VBTools Custom Controls!
- TestColCommand
- &Edit Colors
- System
- TestColCommand
- System
- EdCoTest
- Picture1
- Command1
- TestColCommand
- TestColCommand_Click
- Index
- Form_Click
- @ Form_Load
- BackColor
- EditColors
- ColorTextM
- ColorBar
- EdColVal
- EdColFill
- EdColCommand
- Green
- Color
- ForeColorB
- @ Box_Click
- WhichColorBox
- Enabled
- False
- EditCol
- RestoreColor
- Value
- MhEditColors
- CurrentColor
- Label1
- Label2.
- Form_GotFocus
- Click
- KickStart
- SelectedBox
- Label1_Click
- Note that each of the controls in EditColors has af
- call to ShowRgbValues in the GotFocus event.
- This is because during early testing of Visual Basic,
- if controls existed on a form, then the form itself
- did not get a GotFocus event.
- TestColCommand_Click
- Edit colors
- Pass the selected box, plus the control you
- want to set focus to when you're done
- End the program
- Form_Load
- Paint some colors for the user to edit6
- Box_Click
- Click the 'Edit Colors' buttonE
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