Scripts and Properties
The properties of each control can be referenced and their values edited from script. In the following example, the FillColor property of Button control itself is changed from a script written in the OnMouseUp event of Button control (FillColor is one of the properties of Button control and refers to the background color).
event OnMouseUp(button)
{
this.FillColor = "#FF0000";
}
When you run it in Panel Browser and press the button, the button itself will change to red.
In this way, the property value can be changed dynamically from the script. The format for accessing properties is as follows (separated by periods).
[ObjectPath].[Property name] |
example)
this.FillColor parent.Label.Text ::Form01.Title |
The property types are classified as follows:
type |
Commentary |
Example script |
Boolean |
This is a Boolean (TRUE or FALSE) property. |
this.Border = T; |
Number |
A numeric property. |
this.Width = 100; |
character |
It is a character property. |
this.Text = "hello"; |
color |
Color property. RGB is specified as the string "#RRGGBB". RR is a hexadecimal number from 00 to FF that indicates the degree of red. Similarly, GG indicates the degree of green, and BB indicates the degree of blue. Also, colors registered as color themes are expressed as "@format name". |
this.FillColor = "#FF0000"; this.FillColor = "@ButtonColor";
|
font |
Font properties. |
(Varies depending on font) |
File Path |
The path to the file. |
this.File = "c:\abc.jpg"; |
Enumeration |
An enumerated value is a property that has several options to choose from. For example, the FillStyle property of a rectangle control in a 2D Shape control can be selected from SOLID, HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL..., which is an enumerated property. |
this.FillStyle = "SOLID"; |
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Each control has its own unique properties. For details about the properties of each control, please refer to the page for each control in "Control Reference". |
