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Retrieving a property ( Get_Property() ):
var = windowName.controlName->propertyName |
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var = .controlName->propertyName |
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var = @variable->@variable |
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var = @variable->propertyName |
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var = .controlName->@@ |
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Setting a property ( Set_Property() ):
windowName.controlName->propertyName = "value |
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.controlName->propertyName = "value" |
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@variable->@variable = "value" |
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@variable->propertyName = "value" |
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controlName->@@ = "value" |
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;* "Default Property" Token usage |
Basic Usage
You can use the fully qualified control name and the actual property name as follows to extract the value of the property of a control in a window event handler.
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| The @window variable may be referenced indirectly, by appending an @ sign, just like any other control name. The following code line, in a window event, reads the VISIBLE property of the window and assigns it to the variable winvisible. For example, winvisible = @@window->visible |
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