[Gambas-user] dirchooser runtime refresh button how to reference in code

[jbskaggs]

It worked like a charm!

JB

Benoit Minisini wrote:
> 
> On mercredi 26 mars 2008, jbskaggs wrote:
>> Thanks to the helpful people here I am nearing completion of the working
>> model of my program- all functions are basically running and I need to
>> just
>> smooth things out.  Improve the graphics and usabilty etc. One thing I
>> put
>> in the other post that Benoit said he would look at.
>>
>> The second should be simple:
>> in ver 2.4 on the dirchooser there is a refresh button that appears at
>> runtime.
>> How can I run that refresh button automatically via code?
>>
>> IE after I create a new directory or delete one etc how do I
>> automatically
>> get dirchooser to update or refresh it's display?
>>
>> I tried using the .refresh and that did not do anything.
>>
>> It is irritating after you delete a directory and it is still in the
>> dirchooser list until you press refresh.
>>
>> JB SKaggs
> 
> There is no method for that in DirChooser and FileChooser, whereas there
> are 
> in DirView and FileView. This is something I forgot, sorry!
> 
> But you can try the following hack:
> 
> --8<---------------------------------
> DIM hObject AS Object
> 
> hObject = MyDirChooser.Children[0]
> hObject.btnRefresh_Click()
> --8<---------------------------------
> 
> Regards,
> 
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> Benoit Minisini
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