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Re: Newbie question again - Marking region of interest [message #27568 is a reply to message #27530]

Fri, 26 October 2001 07:17

Logan Lindquist
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Registered: October 2001

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> It is not possible to combine direct and object
> graphics. The two graphics systems are completely
> different and independent. You must choose one or
> the other for any particular graphics window.
[snip]

What about making two windows of the same size but only keep the one you
want to work in active and visible at any given moment? One would be an
object window and the other would be a direct window. I am not sure exactly
how this would work. At first I thought there might be a procedure that was
something like the VB object.visible command, but upon looking all I found
was this in the help.

Exposing or Hiding a Window

To expose a window so that it is the front-most window on the screen, call
the IDLgrWindow::Show method with a nonzero value as the argument:

myWindow -> Show, 1

To hide a window, call the IDLgrWindow::Show method with a zero value as the
argument:

myWindow -> Show, 0

Hope this helps,
Logan

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