Create combined state with new appearance state via toolkit not possible?
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Create combined state with new appearance state via toolkit not possible?
Hello community,
creating a new combined state with a new appearance state is not possible via toolkit?
Is there any workaround out there?
Thanks, Lars
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If something not possible create via toolkit, then, sometime, run a mapkey can help. Write manually the mapkey, then play it from your app. Don't know is it possible to achieve what you want using mapkey.
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Hello ysinitsyn!
Thanks for the answer. I know the possibility of ProMacroExecute().
As I know, in synchronous application, the macro is executed at the end?
I have not tried it yet.
I need the macro in between of the function.
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You can split your code in two parts.
Register the "button" (command) with contain a second part of the code.
At the end of the first part run a mapkey to create an representation. In the end of the mapkey call the command to execute the second part of the code.
I think, this approach was discussed early at this community.
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Don't split it.
Most Macros can also be run in plain C-Toolkit. ProMacroLoad(L""); and afterwards you can execute the Macro Queue with ProMacroExecute(); so it should not interrupt your program flow. Sometimes you need the async. idea but it should be the last option.
Br,
Eike
