Method XbpToolBar():setPosAndSize()

Changes position and size of the Xbase Part.

:setPosAndSize( <aPos>, <aSize> [,<lPaint>] ) --> lSuccess

<aPos> := { nX, nY }

<aPos> is an array containing the new x and y coordinates of the lower left corner for the window.

<aSize> := { nXsize, nYsize }

<aSize> is an array containing the new dimensions of the XbpToolBar object window in the x and y directions.

The height of an XbpToolBar object is computed dynamically and cannot be controlled by the Xbase++ application. It is adjusted with respect to the captions and images displayed in the tool bar object's buttons. Consequently, the value specified in array element nYSize is ignored!

The parameter <lPaint> specifies whether the object is to be automatically redrawn when the method :setPosAndSize() returns.

The repaint behaviour cannot be changed for this Xbase Part. With XbpToolBar objects, a repaint is always performed when executing :setPosAndSize().

The method returns the value .T. (true) if position and size of the tool bar is changed, otherwise .F. (false) is returned.

The method :setPosAndSize() changes the position and the size of a tool bar object. This is much faster than calling the two methods :setPos()and :setSize() and leads to the same result.

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Method XbpToolBar():setPosAndSize() Foundation