Button pressed property

thedesolatesoul

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• Oct 23, 2012

• #2

Here:

B4X:

Sub SetPressed(cmd As Button, Pressed As Boolean)
   Dim ref As Reflector 
   ref.Target = cmd
     ref.RunMethod2("setPressed", Pressed, "java.lang.boolean")
End Sub

 

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luke2012

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• Oct 24, 2012

• #3

Thank you very much!!!
I'll try it.

Last question
Ragarding the device resurces required, it's better to use several panels or several buttons to implement a custom UI ?

 

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thedesolatesoul

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• Oct 24, 2012

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luke2012 said:

Ragarding the device resurces required, it's better to use several panels or several buttons to implement a custom UI ?

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I dont think it makes a lot of difference, but I would prefer buttons if they dont need to hold any child views.

 

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Dave O

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• Mar 22, 2013

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Thanks for this, very handy.

Is there a reason why the Pressed property is visible/editable in the Designer but not in code?

 

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Erel

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• Mar 22, 2013

• #6

The Pressed property in the visual designer doesn't have any effect at runtime. Its purpose is to allow you to see how the button will look like when it is pressed.

 

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