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Remus Lacatus
03/06/2007 10:07
ToolStrip vs ToolBar
Hello,
I am looking to use a ToolStrip to display the designer's toolbar buttons. I found the following forum thread that deals with this issue to some extent:
http://www.perpetuumsoft.com/ForumTopic.aspx?lang=en&topic_id=443&forum_id=9
Yet, when looking at the list of Actions that are available to be used in the method described in the other forum thread, there are many which are missing. For example, I cannot find actions for the buttons that "bring to front", "send to back", "show grid", or "snap to grid". Can all buttons be overloaded, or only some of them? If only some, is there a list of all the Actions that can be used? I there a better way to use a ToolStrip instead of a ToolBar?
Thanks,
Remus
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Remus Lacatus
03/06/2007 12:17
ToolStrip vs ToolBar
Hi,
I have found in the meantime that there are two locations where Action lists are found - for obvious reasons. One is under the ReportViewer and the other under ReportDesigner. This solves my original problem.
I still have an issue with the system found in the link of my first post: Is there an easy way of getting the ToolStripButton's image? Alternately, is there a location where the button icons are found so that I can re-use them in my own ToolStrip?
Thanks,
Remus
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Alexey Sarantsev
03/06/2007 19:23
ToolStrip vs ToolBar
Hello Remus,
All ToolBar images are stored in Report Sharp-Shooter controls resources and there is no easy way to get them. But you may download them from http://www.perpetuumsoftware.com/support/rss/RSSIcons.zip
Also, I want to notice that now we work over the next versions of Report Sharp-Shooter. This version is intend for .NET 2.0 and ReportDesigner and ReportViewer will use ToolStrip instead of ToolBar.
Best regards,
Alexey Sarantsev,
Perpetuum Software team.
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Remus Lacatus
03/07/2007 07:58
ToolStrip vs ToolBar
Hi Alexey,
Thank you for the bitmaps.
Remus
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Alexey Sarantsev
03/08/2007 23:00
ToolStrip vs ToolBar
Hello Remus,
I‘m glad I was helpful to you.
Best regards,
Alexey Sarantsev,
Perpetuum Software team.
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