Description |
Returns the handle for a toolbar that can be used to reference the toolbar info with the extended settings API’s |
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Parameters |
Device, Toolbar |
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Returns |
0 = OK, 1 = fail |
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Notes |
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Visual
C++ Declaration/example
int hToolbar = TBApiGetNamedToolbar(device,"Event-Selector");
if(hToolbar >=0 )
{
QString tbkey =
"Toolbars\\" + QString::number(hToolbar);
DWORD enabled;
TBApiGetSettingDWORDEx(device,
tbkey,"Enabled:0:0",&enabled);