Libraries: EasyAndFastGUI library for creating graphical interfaces - page 16
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Recompiled the library, but it says that the class is not found
class 'CWindow' is undefined Element.mqh
Compile projects from the main program file (*.mq5).
Can you please tell me how to fix it when the panels are all messed up at high DPI?
Can you tell me, plz, how can I make the alignment on the right edge in the input field of TextEdit? In earlier versions in SpinEdit there was a possibility of alignment, but in TextEdit there is no such possibility.
Any text is drawn using the CElement::DrawText(void) method, it only has either left or centre.
It is necessary to add it yourself. Something like this:
You have to write it yourself. Something like this:
Thanks, I saw this code on page 7 and picked it up at the time. The problem is that with your add-on the text is aligned fine, for example, in the combo box field, but in the TextEdit input field the text is not aligned using this method, it remains aligned to the left edge.
Yes, TextEdit did not have to align :)
The text itself draws TextBox (m_edit), it should be rotated. There is its own method of drawing text and, as far as I understand, the text is drawn asymbolically.
The first thing that comes to mind is to change x-coordinate in CTextBox::TextOut(void) :)
A new version of the library has been published.
You can read more about what has been added in this article: ZigZag is all in the head (Part II). Examples of data acquisition, processing and display
See the Expert Advisor section for collecting and displaying statistics
I keep wondering what's missing. And these are the templates :) Super!
Had a glimpse, I have a question: why can't we get rid of window_index in parameters? We have a pointer to the main element, let it say window index :)
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Had a quick look, there is a question: why can't we get rid of window_index in the parameters? I mean, we have a pointer to the main element, let it say window index :)
I don't remember why. We should try it again.