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This is a discussion on MapPoint Toolbars in Delphi within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hi EveryBody I want to show/hide mappoint toolbars (TOOLBAR_STANDARD, TOOLBAR_NAVIGATION...) from my delphi application (I'm using mappoint through an OLECONTAINER). ...
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| MapPoint Toolbars in Delphi I want to show/hide mappoint toolbars (TOOLBAR_STANDARD, TOOLBAR_NAVIGATION...) from my delphi application (I'm using mappoint through an OLECONTAINER). Based on the exampe here Using MapPoint In Delphi - MapPoint Articles - MP2K Magazine I tried this: var TOOLBAR_STANDARD: OleVariant; begin TOOLBAR_STANDARD:=1; (the index of the toolbar) FMap.Application.Toolbars.get_item[TOOLBAR_STANDARD].Visible := True; But it doesn't work!! what's wrong? (I compiled my program and launched/executed it without error). did anybody         |
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05-15-2007
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| Re: MapPoint Toolbars in Delphi
Hi! Try something like this: Code: procedure HideMenus()...
var
i: integer;
oVar : OleVariant;
begin
for i := 1 to FMap.Application.Toolbars.Count do begin
oVar := i;
FMap.Application.Toolbars.Item[oVar].Visible := false;
end;
end;
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