You can use the runtime interface on the TppDesigner and TppDesignerWindow to manipulate the objects at runtime. You can get the TppDesignerWindow object at runtime by calling TppDesignerWindow(ppDesigner1.Form)
If you want the Toolbarmanager then call TppDesignerWindow(ppDesigner1.Form).ToolBarManager
This class wasn't designed to be customized. We purchased a license for Toolbar 97 so that we could include it in RB. Our toolbar and toolbar control classes rely on the Toolber97 library. These classes are tightly coupled with the designer window. If you want to customize it, you will have to modify our source and remove Toolbar97 from our source. This is no small task.
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You can use the runtime interface on the TppDesigner and TppDesignerWindow
to manipulate the objects at runtime. You can get the TppDesignerWindow
object at runtime by calling TppDesignerWindow(ppDesigner1.Form)
If you want the Toolbarmanager then call
TppDesignerWindow(ppDesigner1.Form).ToolBarManager
This class wasn't designed to be customized. We purchased a license for
Toolbar 97 so that we could include it in RB. Our toolbar and toolbar
control classes rely on the Toolber97 library. These classes are tightly
coupled with the designer window. If you want to customize it, you will have
to modify our source and remove Toolbar97 from our source. This is no small
task.
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com