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RT Muir
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variables in SalesLogix code
Posted: 13 May 09 6:33 PM
There are several variables that are used to control some color changes/assignments in SLX. clWindow, clRed, clWhite, etc.
Where are these variables defined? They obviously hold values, but I don't see anywhere these variables are assigned values. Are they embedded in the exe? part of Windows? Anyone know?
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Raul A. Chavez
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Re: variables in SalesLogix code
Posted: 14 May 09 2:59 AM
These Constants (I wouldn't call them variable, as they don't change), are more than likely embeded into the executable (or a linked DLL), and most are actually Delphi Color Constant.
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john
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Re: variables in SalesLogix code
Posted: 14 May 09 10:10 AM
Looking at SalesLogix.exe via Visual Studio Object Explorer shows that the colour constants are defined in the TxColor enumeration.
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