ResultVariable
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ListBox.GetProperties
OverviewExamples
table ListBox.GetProperties ( string ObjectName )
De s cr ip t ion
Returns a table containing the properties of a listbox object.
P arame t er s
ObjectName
(string) The name of the listbox object.
Re t u r n s
CONSTANT |
VALUE DESCRIPTION |
|
LB_LISTBOX |
0 |
The object is a normal list box. |
LB_CHECKLISTBOX |
1 |
The object is a checklist box. Each item in the lis box has an associated checkbox that can be checked or unchecked. |
(table) A table containing the listbox object's properties, indexed by the following keys:
KEY |
TYPE DESCRIPTION |
|
ObjectName |
string |
The name of the listbox object. |
ListBoxType |
number |
A number representing the type of list box: |
MultipleSelection |
boolean |
True if multiple selection is enabled, false if it is not. |
Sort |
boolean |
True if the listbox is sorted, false if it is not. |
VScrollbar |
boolean |
True if the vertical scrollbar is enabled, false if it is not. |
CONSTANT |
VALUE DESCRIPTION |
|
FW_DONTCARE |
0 |
Font weight not specified. |
FW_THIN |
100 |
Font weight 'thin'. |
FW_EXTRALIGHT |
200 |
Font weight 'extra-light'. |
FW_LIGHT |
300 |
Font weight 'light'. |
FW_NORMAL |
400 |
Font weight 'normal'. |
FW_MEDIUM |
500 |
Font weight 'medium'. |
FW_SEMIBOLD |
600 |
Font weight 'semi-bold'. |
FW_BOLD |
700 |
Font weight 'bold'. |
FW_EXTRABOLD |
800 |
Font weight 'extra bold'. |
FW_HEAVY |
900 |
Font weight 'heavy'. |
HScrollbar |
boolean |
True if the horizontal scrollbar is enabled, false if it is not. |
FontName |
string |
The font name. |
FontSize |
number |
The font size (in points). |
FontStrikeout |
boolean |
True if the font is set to strikeout, false if it is not. |
FontUnderline |
boolean |
True if the font is set to underline, false if it is not. |
FontAntiAlias |
boolean |
True if the font is set to anti alias, false if it is not. |
FontItalic |
boolean |
True if the font is set to italic, false if it is not. |
FontWeight |
number |
The weight of the font (how 'dark' the text will appear): |
TextColor |
number |
The color of the text in the listbox object. |
BackgroundColor |
number |
The color of the listbox object's background. |
Border |
number |
The style of the listbox object's border: |
CONSTANT |
VALUE DESCRIPTION |
|
READ_STANDARD |
0 |
Display the characters left to right. |
READ_RIGHT_TO_LEFT |
1 |
Display the characters right to left. |
CONSTANT |
VALUE DESCRIPTION |
|
BORDER_NONE |
0 |
No border. |
BORDER_FLAT |
1 |
'Flat' border. |
BORDER_SUNKEN |
2 |
Sunken border. |
ReadOrder |
number |
How text will be displayed in the listbox object: |
Enabled |
boolean |
True if the listbox object is enabled, false if it is not. |
Visible |
boolean |
True if the listbox object is visible, false if it is not. |
X |
number |
The horizontal position (in pixels) of the top left corner of the listbox object in relation to the current page or dialog. Note: The top left corner of the current page or dialog has an X value of 0 |
Y |
number |
The vertical position (in pixels) of the top left corner of the listbox object in relation to th current page or dialog. Note: The top left corner of the current page or dialog has a Y value of 0 |
Width |
number |
The width (in pixels) of the listbox object. |
Height |
number |
The height (in pixels) of the listbox object. |
TooltipText |
string |
The mouseover tooltip of the listbox object. |
ResizeLeft |
boolean |
True if the left side of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is n |
ResizeRight |
boolean |
True if the right side of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not. |
ResizeTop |
boolean |
True if the top of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not. |
ResizeBottom |
boolean |
True if the bottom of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is no |
WindowHandle number The integer value that represents the object's window. (Commonly referred to as an hWnd.)
If the object cannot be found, nil will be returned. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.