mgr.inz.Player
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 Posted: Fri May 11, 2018 3:03 pm Post subject: |
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Much easier method is to convert from "LFM file format" to Lua by hand. I made it many times...
Open your form with FormDesigner, then save it as LFM file. You can open LFM file with any text editor.
A form with button will produce something like this:
| Code: | object UDF2: TCEForm
Left = 288
Height = 240
Top = 195
Width = 320
Caption = 'UDF2'
ClientHeight = 240
ClientWidth = 320
object CEButton1: TCEButton
Left = 125
Height = 25
Top = 91
Width = 75
Caption = 'CEButton1'
TabOrder = 0
end
end |
And I convert it by hand (using text editor with MultiCaret feature can help a lot) to something like this:
| Code: | UDF2 = createForm()
UDF2.Left = 288
UDF2.Height = 240
UDF2.Top = 195
UDF2.Width = 320
UDF2.Caption = 'UDF2'
UDF2.ClientHeight = 240
UDF2.ClientWidth = 320
CEButton1 = createButton(UDF2)
CEButton1.Left = 125
CEButton1.Height = 25
CEButton1.Top = 91
CEButton1.Width = 75
CEButton1.Caption = 'CEButton1'
CEButton1.TabOrder = 0 |
Of course, there are some limitations. For example, default FORM created with Lua, has few properties set differently than default FORM made with FormDesigner.
So, after "converting from LFM to Lua", I had to always add those lines:
| Code: | UDF2.BorderIcons = '[biSystemMenu,biMinimize,biMaximize]'
UDF2.BorderStyle = 'bsSizeable' |
Because Lua created forms have those, BorderIcons set to [biSystemMenu, biMinimize] and BorderStyle set to bsSingle, set as default.
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