08-30-2015, 07:43 AM
Not registered.
When a new toolbar runs, it receives default settings (style/position/size). Also are applied settings specified in toolbar text first line if it begins with space /.
These settings are saved ("registered") when closing the toolbar. Also when changing its style through the context menu.
Also, settings of all running toolbars are saved when you call _qmfile.FullSave. It also saves many other things; read more in FullSave help. It is the easiest way to save toolbar settings, but maybe too heavy, especially when doing it frequently.
Another way: Add err after _qmfile.SettingGetB, and on error create toolbar (mac, only if not running) and close, then maybe reopen if need. Or, if running, let the function right-click and change something.
When a new toolbar runs, it receives default settings (style/position/size). Also are applied settings specified in toolbar text first line if it begins with space /.
These settings are saved ("registered") when closing the toolbar. Also when changing its style through the context menu.
Also, settings of all running toolbars are saved when you call _qmfile.FullSave. It also saves many other things; read more in FullSave help. It is the easiest way to save toolbar settings, but maybe too heavy, especially when doing it frequently.
Another way: Add err after _qmfile.SettingGetB, and on error create toolbar (mac, only if not running) and close, then maybe reopen if need. Or, if running, let the function right-click and change something.