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From: Lawson.English@p88.f15.n300.z1.fidonet.org (Lawson English)
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Subject: Re: Modeless Dialogs
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Date: 7 Apr 91 21:44:15 GMT
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Tim Endres writes in a message to All

>       2. If part 1 was answered with an affirmative, would the best
> way to implement this be to override the Pane class with some 
> Buttons and other objects thrown on when I need them?
TE>  I am not sure how MacAPP implements its control objects within 
TE> Panes of windows, but it sounds right

With the TCL's you generally use an instance of CDocument to add various panes
to a window... unless you have a pane that with lots of specific functions built-in,
then you could create a new pane with buttons and other controls. Not even panoramas
are done that way, although you could I suppose. Hmmm...


Lawson
 

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