MapInfo Pro

Hello,
I use MapInfo 19 and in MapBasic I try to add an icon to a button following to your example:
  Call SetRbnBtnCtrlLargeIcon(button1, New_Uri("pack://application:,,,/MapInfo.StyleResources;component/Images/Mapping/openTable_32x32.png", 0))
But when I open the mbx-file in MapInfo I get an error:
  MapInfo
---------------------------
(modulemain.mb:48) Unhandled exception in external method (UriFormatException): Invalid URI: Invalid port specified. 

It means that the the path is not found. How can I solve this problem?
And one more question: is there another way to add an icon like it was in old version where it was possible to write just
the following:
Icon MI_ICON_SEARCH_RECT 
in the definition of ToolButton or PushButton ?
Thank you

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Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
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Sorry, I found that I missed command

Call RegisterUriParser(New_GenericUriParser(1), "pack", -1)
So the problem is solved.  But may be there is answer to my second question?

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Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 16:13
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Hello,
I use MapInfo 19 and in MapBasic I try to add an icon to a button following to your example:
  Call SetRbnBtnCtrlLargeIcon(button1, New_Uri("pack://application:,,,/MapInfo.StyleResources;component/Images/Mapping/openTable_32x32.png", 0))
But when I open the mbx-file in MapInfo I get an error:
  MapInfo
---------------------------
(modulemain.mb:48) Unhandled exception in external method (UriFormatException): Invalid URI: Invalid port specified.

It means that the the path is not found. How can I solve this problem?
And one more question: is there another way to add an icon like it was in old version where it was possible to write just
the following:
Icon MI_ICON_SEARCH_RECT
in the definition of ToolButton or PushButton ?
Thank you

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

If you are creating a very basic interface, you can just stick to using the Create/Alter Buttonpad statement. We have modified this slightly so that it has better support for placing your controls/buttons anyway on the ribbon.

There is a post on that topic here: Adding control to the ribbon using the Alter/Create buttonpad statement.

These statements now lets you specify the tab and also the size of the control. And you do of course not have to change the icon used.

You can also use the "old" icon definition when adding control using the new way of building the control. It has been discussed here: Using legacy icons in applications for 64 bit MapInfo Pro.


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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 17:39
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Sorry, I found that I missed command

Call RegisterUriParser(New_GenericUriParser(1), "pack", -1)
So the problem is solved.  But may be there is answer to my second question?

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 16:13
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Hello,
I use MapInfo 19 and in MapBasic I try to add an icon to a button following to your example:
  Call SetRbnBtnCtrlLargeIcon(button1, New_Uri("pack://application:,,,/MapInfo.StyleResources;component/Images/Mapping/openTable_32x32.png", 0))
But when I open the mbx-file in MapInfo I get an error:
  MapInfo
---------------------------
(modulemain.mb:48) Unhandled exception in external method (UriFormatException): Invalid URI: Invalid port specified.

It means that the the path is not found. How can I solve this problem?
And one more question: is there another way to add an icon like it was in old version where it was possible to write just
the following:
Icon MI_ICON_SEARCH_RECT
in the definition of ToolButton or PushButton ?
Thank you

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Thank you very much. It was really helpful.

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-26-2020 06:36
From: Peter Horsbøll Møller
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

If you are creating a very basic interface, you can just stick to using the Create/Alter Buttonpad statement. We have modified this slightly so that it has better support for placing your controls/buttons anyway on the ribbon.

There is a post on that topic here: Adding control to the ribbon using the Alter/Create buttonpad statement.

These statements now lets you specify the tab and also the size of the control. And you do of course not have to change the icon used.

You can also use the "old" icon definition when adding control using the new way of building the control. It has been discussed here: Using legacy icons in applications for 64 bit MapInfo Pro.


------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 17:39
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Sorry, I found that I missed command

Call RegisterUriParser(New_GenericUriParser(1), "pack", -1)
So the problem is solved.  But may be there is answer to my second question?

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 16:13
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Hello,
I use MapInfo 19 and in MapBasic I try to add an icon to a button following to your example:
  Call SetRbnBtnCtrlLargeIcon(button1, New_Uri("pack://application:,,,/MapInfo.StyleResources;component/Images/Mapping/openTable_32x32.png", 0))
But when I open the mbx-file in MapInfo I get an error:
  MapInfo
---------------------------
(modulemain.mb:48) Unhandled exception in external method (UriFormatException): Invalid URI: Invalid port specified.

It means that the the path is not found. How can I solve this problem?
And one more question: is there another way to add an icon like it was in old version where it was possible to write just
the following:
Icon MI_ICON_SEARCH_RECT
in the definition of ToolButton or PushButton ?
Thank you

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10/26/2020 6:36:00 AM
From: Peter Horsbøll Møller
Subject: RE: Access to icon for buttons

If you are creating a very basic interface, you can just stick to using the Create/Alter Buttonpad statement. We have modified this slightly so that it has better support for placing your controls/buttons anyway on the ribbon.

There is a post on that topic here: Adding control to the ribbon using the Alter/Create buttonpad statement.

These statements now lets you specify the tab and also the size of the control. And you do of course not have to change the icon used.

You can also use the "old" icon definition when adding control using the new way of building the control. It has been discussed here: Using legacy icons in applications for 64 bit MapInfo Pro.


------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 17:39
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Sorry, I found that I missed command

Call RegisterUriParser(New_GenericUriParser(1), "pack", -1)
So the problem is solved.  But may be there is answer to my second question?

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 10-25-2020 16:13
From: Evgeny Kleiman
Subject: Access to icon for buttons

Hello,
I use MapInfo 19 and in MapBasic I try to add an icon to a button following to your example:
  Call SetRbnBtnCtrlLargeIcon(button1, New_Uri("pack://application:,,,/MapInfo.StyleResources;component/Images/Mapping/openTable_32x32.png", 0))
But when I open the mbx-file in MapInfo I get an error:
  MapInfo
---------------------------
(modulemain.mb:48) Unhandled exception in external method (UriFormatException): Invalid URI: Invalid port specified.

It means that the the path is not found. How can I solve this problem?
And one more question: is there another way to add an icon like it was in old version where it was possible to write just
the following:
Icon MI_ICON_SEARCH_RECT
in the definition of ToolButton or PushButton ?
Thank you

------------------------------
Evgeny Kleiman
Knowledge Community Shared Account
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