Re: Container Part Problem

Another "side effect" of the "PM Compatible" attribute is that when the 
attribute is turned off for a container, the icons on each record become 
distorted.  When the attribute is turned on, the icons look fine.

"Robert J. Mullis" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
news:mailman.2485.1224174715.30674.code400-l-Zwy7GipZuJitq2lpoERdew@public.gmane.org
>I have a window defined that has a container part on it.  I display the 
>data in this container in Tree view.  The container is defined with "PM 
>Compatible" turned on.  All is fine up to this point when I execute the 
>program.
>
> When I maximize the window, the problem occurs.  The container part is 
> resized correctly and displayed correctly in the maximized window.  The 
> problem is that the original size and position of the container is still 
> outlined with a thin border/frame where the container was before resizing 
> and repositioning it.  I have removed the "PM Compatible" attribute from 
> the container and that appears to remove the frame when resizing.  But, 
> the container does not act the way that I would like it to with the "PM 
> Compatible" attribute turned on.
>
> Is there any way to prevent this frame from displaying or resize it when 
> the container gets resized?
> 


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