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Warning
From version 26, MessageAddCell is kept for backward compatibility. This function has been replaced with StatusBarAddCell.
Adds a new cell to the status bar of the current window.
Remark: The window must have a status Bar.
Example
// Ajoute la case "MaCase" dans la barre de message de la fenêtre en cours
StatusBarAddCell("MaCase", 100, LightRed)
Syntax
StatusBarAddCell(<Cell name> [, <Cell Size> [, <Cell Color>]])
<Cell name>: Character string
Name of the cell to create. This name will be used to handle the cell through programming (with the properties for example). The first cell is named "". If the cell already exists, its description will be automatically modified.
<Cell Size>: Optional integer
Size of the cell in pixels. If this parameter corresponds to -1, the cell will occupy the entire available space in the status bar.
<Cell Color>: Optional constant or integer
Cell background color. This color can correspond to:
Remarks

Using the WLanguage properties with the cells in a status bar

Several WLanguage properties can be applied status bar cells.
Caution: To use a Property on a status Bar cell, the syntax to use is as follows:
{"Cell name"}..<Property name>
Component: wd300obj.dll
Minimum version required
  • Version 9
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Video MessageAddCell
https://youtu.be/XelcktoZs1Y

https://windevdesenvolvimento.blogspot.com/2019/04/dicas-2078-windev-e-webdev-comandos-56.html

// BTN_MESSAGEADDCELL_STATUS_bAR

MessageAddCell("NomeCelula1",300,LightGray)
MessageAddCell("NomeCelula2",300,LightGray)
Message("Primeira Mensagem")
Message("NomeCelula1","Outra Mensagem")
Message("NomeCelula2","Ultima Mensagem")
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18 Apr. 2019

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