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NOTE
Creating Applications in C++Builder
Pages two and three will be displayed only if you had previously
selected menus on page one of the Application Wizard. More specifically,
page two will be displayed only if you selected a File menu on
page one.
Page Three: Setting Up the Speedbar
Page three of the Application Wizard aids you in setting up a speedbar for your application.
This is possibly the most useful feature of the Application Wizard (not that the other features
aren’t useful). You can quickly lay out your speedbar using this page. Figure 9.10 shows the
third page of the Application Wizard after a speedbar has been created.
Figure 9.10.
Setting up the
speedbar.
NOTE
The list box on the left side of the page, labeled Menus, shows the four menus for which you
can add buttons. When you choose one of the menus, the available buttons for that menu
are displayed in the list box to the right of the Menus list box (labeled Available commands).
To add a speedbar button, click the button in the Available Commands list box and then click
the Insert button. The button will be added to the sample speedbar at the top of the page.
The Space button can be used to add a separator to the speedbar. Adding separators visually
distinguishes groups of buttons. Continue to add buttons and spaces as needed until the
speedbar is complete. If you decide to remove a button, just click it in the sample speedbar
and then click the Remove button.
If you elected not to add a particular menu to your application, no
buttons will be shown for that menu group. For instance, if you did
not add a Window menu, the Available Commands list box will be
empty when you click on the Window item in the Menus list box.
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