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    wrap button text in xdialog

    I have searched for this and maybe after I post something will show, but nothing to this point. I am trying to wrap button text in an xdialog. I know you can do it placing a button on a form by typing ctrl-enter in the button title under button properties but I can't find the magic with an xdialog button. I didn't find anything under xdialog directives and operators. Thought it might be in the %O% directive, but no. I ran through 123 ASCII characters with the script below and it didn't work. Maybe it's a combination of 2 characters like in sys_send_keys() (^Enter). I tried the most likely and no joy. Anyone know the code to make button text wrap in an xdialog?

    Code:
    dim vR as C
    dim z1 as C
    dim z2 as C
    dim dlg_title as C="Wrapping"
    dim dlg_body as C
    dim dlg_code as C
    
    for i = 1 to 123
    	z1=<<%dg1%
    	{Startup=init}{background=#185,150,150}{font=arial,10}{justify=center}
    	{font=arial,12,b}{text=i} ;{font=arial,10}
    	{lf};
    	<50,3Push this button to 
    	%dg1%
    	
    	z2=<<%dg2%
    	ring the bell again!bell>  ;
    	{lf};
    	{line=1,0};
    	<Close>
    	%dg2%
    	
    	dlg_body=z1+chr(i)+z2
    	
    	dlg_code=<<%code%
    	IF a_dlg_button="init"
    		ui_beep()
    		a_dlg_button=""
    	END IF
    
    	IF a_dlg_button="bell"
    		ui_beep()
    	a_dlg_button=""
    	END IF
    
    	IF a_dlg_button="close"
    		ui_modeless_dlg_close(dlg_title)
    	END IF
    	%code%
    	
    	vR=ui_modeless_dlg_box(dlg_title,dlg_body,dlg_code)
    	xbasic_wait_for_idle()
    	sleep(.3)
    	ui_modeless_dlg_close(dlg_title)
    next
    Mike W
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    Re: wrap button text in xdialog

    <50,3Push this button to{LF}ring the bell again!bell> ;

    {LF} or {Lf} but not {lf}
    Tim Kiebert
    Eagle Creek Citrus
    A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved from a simpler system that worked just fine.

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      #3
      Re: wrap button text in xdialog

      Hi Mike:

      I think that the only way you can do that is by using the html xdialog command which allows you to pretty much do any formatting and coloring you like. I haven't done it myself yet, it's a whole new thing to learn in V11 but it looks very powerful.

      Later .. as usual Tim has a much simpler way.
      Last edited by Finian Lennon; 08-26-2013, 09:41 AM.
      Finian

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        #4
        Re: wrap button text in xdialog

        Hi Tim,
        Thanks, works like a charm! And I know now I have read on the MB before... and written almost exactly that same way... and maybe even from you?
        Mike W
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