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  1. Jan 31st, 2009, 09:04 AM #1
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    properties categories

    i know how put(in VB6 IDE property window) a category(by change 1 option in a property/method/event window options, but i need ask if i can do these in code too?
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    sprite2D1.Graphics.BlackAndWhite 'in code
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    Re: properties categories

    Can you give a better, more complete, example? I am having trouble understanding your question exactly.
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    Re: properties categories

    Quote Originally Posted by LaVolpe
    Can you give a better, more complete, example? I am having trouble understanding your question exactly.
    hi lavolte
    see these way i have some graphics properties then i wante put them in a graphics category/group. in a property window i did it, but how i can change for code too?
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    Re: properties categories

    By category? Are you talking about the IDE menu: Tools|Procedure Attributes? If so, I don't think you can change this in code. There would not be any reason. A property can only have one category. That information is saved in the .ctl, .cls file. You should see it if you open the file in NotePad or WordPad
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    Re: properties categories

    Quote Originally Posted by LaVolpe
    By category? Are you talking about the IDE menu: Tools|Procedure Attributes? If so, I don't think you can change this in code. There would not be any reason. A property can only have one category. That information is saved in the .ctl, .cls file. You should see it if you open the file in NotePad or WordPad
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