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How to replace object in Reaction?
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Hi,

I am trying to replace Reaction object in my GUI but I can't get it working. What is correct procedure to replace objects?

APTR obj CreateTextPreview(r, &r->TextAttr);

if (
obj)
{
    if (
SetGadgetAttrs(r->objs[FID_PREVIEWPARENT], r->winobjNULLLAYOUT_ModifyChildr->objs[FID_PREVIEW], CHILD_ReplaceObjectobjTAG_DONE) == 1)
    {
        
RethinkLayout(r->objs[FID_PREVIEWPARENT], r->windowNULLTRUE);
    }

    if (
DoMethod(r->winobjWM_RETHINK) == 0)
        
DoMethod(r->winobjWM_NEWPREFS);

    
r->objs[FID_PREVIEW] = obj;
}


WM_RETHINK and WM_NEWPREFS were used in ClassACt sample code demonstrating dynamic GUI changes but seems these methods do nothing. RethinkLayout() I found from layout.gadget documentation but it does nothing either.

I tried RefreshGList() but it crashes.

static APTR CreateTextPreview(struct Data *rstruct TextAttr *font)
{
    return 
LabelObject,
        
IA_Fontfont,
        
LABEL_JustificationLJ_CENTRE,
        
LABEL_Text"foobared",
    
End;
}

LAYOUT_AddChildr->objs[FID_PREVIEWPARENT] = LayoutObject,
    
CHILD_Labelr->objs[FID_PREVIEW] = CreateTextPreview(rr->textattr),
End,


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Re: How to replace object in Reaction?
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@porthan

CHILD_ReplaceObject is for gadgets only. For images you should use CHILD_ReplaceImage instead.

BTW if you just want a text area that you can change on the fly it's much simpler to use a borderless button and change the GA_Text with SetGadgetAttrs().

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Re: How to replace object in Reaction?
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Oh, I see. I try latter method, it is smarter.

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