BBjButton::setNoEdge

Description

In BBj 6.00 and higher, this method sets the hint to the Java look and feel indicating whether to draw the border on the BBjButton.

Syntax

Return Value	Method
void	setNoEdge(boolean noEdge)

Parameters

Variable	Description
noEdge	Specifies whether to draw the border on the BBjButton. 0 = Draw the edge. 1 = Do not draw the edge.

Return Value

None.

Remarks

The Java look and feel used by the BBj session determines the visual result of this method. Some look and feels, such as XP, appear to do nothing with this hint.

Example

myAPI! = BBjAPI() SYSGUI = UNT OPEN (SYSGUI) "X0" gui! = myAPI!.getSysGui() X = 10, Y = 10, WIDTH = 400, HEIGHT = 800, TITLE$ = "BBj Window", id = 1 win! = gui!.addWindow(X,Y,WIDTH,HEIGHT,TITLE$,$02$) win!.addButton(101,50,50,80,30,"Border",$$) b2! = win!.addButton(102,50,100,80,30,"No_Border") b2!.setOpaque(0) b2!.setNoEdge(1) ? "NO EDGE: ",b2!.getNoEdge() win!.addButton(103,50,150,80,30,"Border>_TOOL",$$) b3! = win!.addToolButton(104,50,200,80,30,"No_Border>_TOOL",$$) b3!.setOpaque(0) b3!.setNoEdge(1) ? "NO EDGE: ",b3!.getNoEdge() rem 'Register the CALLBACK routines CALLBACK(ON_CLOSE,APP_CLOSE,gui!.getContext()) rem 'Process Events process_events rem 'Callback routine called when the user closes the application window APP_CLOSE: release

See Also

BBjAPI

BBjSysGui

BBjControl

BBjWindow

See the BBj Object Diagram for an illustration of the relationship between BBj Objects.