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| //by Richard Russell, August 2007//\\ \\ If you want to utilise, in your own program, any of the example files supplied with //BBC BASIC for Windows// the best way of accessing them is relative to the **@lib$** folder. For example, if you want to customise a toolbar using the file **CDPLAYER.BMP** (which contains button images for Stop, Play, Pause, Rewind and Forward) you can do so as follows:\\ \\ | //by Richard Russell, August 2007//\\ \\ If you want to utilise, in your own program, any of the example files supplied with //BBC BASIC for Windows// the best way of accessing them is relative to the **@lib$** folder. For example, if you want to customise a toolbar using the file **CDPLAYER.BMP** (which contains button images for Stop, Play, Pause, Rewind and Forward) you can do so as follows:\\ \\ | ||
| + | <code bb4w> | ||
| ok% = FN_custombuttons(toolbar%, | ok% = FN_custombuttons(toolbar%, | ||
| \ nbuttons%, buttids%()) | \ nbuttons%, buttids%()) | ||
| + | </ | ||
| Note that the specified path locates the EXAMPLES folder relative to the LIB folder. Using this technique you can successfully access the file irrespective of where //BBC BASIC for Windows// is installed on your system, and wherever your program happens to be located.\\ \\ In addition, use of the technique will result in the file(s) being successfully embedded in a compiled executable (see the article [[/ | Note that the specified path locates the EXAMPLES folder relative to the LIB folder. Using this technique you can successfully access the file irrespective of where //BBC BASIC for Windows// is installed on your system, and wherever your program happens to be located.\\ \\ In addition, use of the technique will result in the file(s) being successfully embedded in a compiled executable (see the article [[/ | ||
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