Kwame Twum Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2013 #1 I would want to use the IME library. I checked it under the Libs tab in the IDE, tried using it in code but it's not working. I'm new to this and I've searched as much as possible. This is happening with several libraries.
I would want to use the IME library. I checked it under the Libs tab in the IDE, tried using it in code but it's not working. I'm new to this and I've searched as much as possible. This is happening with several libraries.
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2013 #2 Have you declared it in Globals like: Code: Copy Dim IME As IME and initialized it like: Code: Copy IME.Initialize("MyIMEEvent") Upvote 0
Have you declared it in Globals like: Code: Copy Dim IME As IME and initialized it like: Code: Copy IME.Initialize("MyIMEEvent")
barx Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2013 #3 Before this line did you declare the object with Code: Copy Dim IME as IME Upvote 0
Kwame Twum Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2013 #4 thanks a lot guys. I declared it(but not in the Globals ) and it's working. Code: Copy Dim ime1 as IME ime1.Hidekeyboard @NJ; Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working. and secondly, do I need to make that declaration in the Globals? Upvote 0
thanks a lot guys. I declared it(but not in the Globals ) and it's working. Code: Copy Dim ime1 as IME ime1.Hidekeyboard @NJ; Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working. and secondly, do I need to make that declaration in the Globals?
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2013 #5 Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working Click to expand... The initialization is needed if you are going to do any keyboard handling. do I need to make that declaration in the Globals? Click to expand... If you don't declare it in Globals then you'll be able to use the IME only in the sub that you included IME in. Upvote 0
Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working Click to expand... The initialization is needed if you are going to do any keyboard handling. do I need to make that declaration in the Globals? Click to expand... If you don't declare it in Globals then you'll be able to use the IME only in the sub that you included IME in.
