How can i insert game window into tab strip?
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How can i insert game window into tab strip?
TabStrip IS NOT a container - you'll need to use Picturebox or Frame for each tab separately.
yes i mean that but how to do it :)
To do what? What does game window mean? As I said in your other thread - "you have to be very descriptive" if you want to get more or less reasonable answer - that means give us as much details as you can think of.
ok i will try but my english is little sux
now i wana make window into my form and button whos load game (some stupid game in little window) into my tabstrip now i think correctly
First, as RhinoBull stated, a TabStrip is not a container. You could draw a control, like a picture box or a frame, onto a TabStrip, but it would not be contained within the TabStrip. If you moved your TabStrip on your form, the control used for your window would not move with it.
I would suggest using something like the Tabbed Dialog control, and then placing another control in it, and then placing your game within that control.
I would use a frame.
any ideas ot excersices
:ehh: Come again?Quote:
Originally Posted by GoA_TrancE
I was wondering that same thing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hack
Apart from solving that bit of problem... the next thing you have to study is how you plan on putting the game in there...
That would require SetParent declarations... and this CANNOT be used if the game is DirectX based...
Woooooo, take it easy fella ... :) ... he has enough mess in his head (with all do respect) as it is so don't make it worst. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Protocol
lol @ RhinoBull...
Don't get me wrong... all I was saying is that I'd hate to see him get all excited when we post a solution such as when you click a tab button hide FrameX... and then he comes back and posts that he can't get UT2004 or HL2 to fit in the Frame... much less bring it out of being fullscreen...
So I just wanted him to state what type of game he's planning to "tabulize" (can't find the proper word...) that way we'll better understand how to deal with it...