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| <1> | Type | Option | The pane type. | Normal |
| <2> | Parameters | Multivalue | The pane type's optional parameters. | "" |
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Scrolling panes scroll their contents across themselves from right to left. You can control the speed of the scroll by setting the PaneScrollDelay property.
SRP Status
SRP Status panes communicate with SRP OLE Button controls to have their StatusBarText properties automatically appear within an SRP OLE Status Bar pane.
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Progress Normal panes just show their normal contents with a progress bar in the background. Use the PaneColors property to customize the progress bar appearance.
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Progress Percent panes show a progress bar with the percentage value as the caption, ignoring the PaneCaption and PaneImage properties. The percentage value is drawn lightly over the progress bar and normally over the remainder of the pane. Use the PaneColors property to customize the progress bar appearance.
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Progress Caption panes show a progress bar behind the pane's caption, ignoring the PaneImage property. The captions is drawn lightly over the progress bar and normally over the remainder of the pane. Use the PaneColors property to customize the progress bar appearance.
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Progress Blocks type panes show a progress bar composed of blocks, and they do not display any caption or image. To customize the width, in pixels, of each block, simply set the Parameters field to the desired width. Use the PaneColors property to customize the progress bar appearance.
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Progress Marquee panes show an animated progress bar composed of five progress blocks scrolling left to right. This type of pane is useful when you need to indicate that work is being done but you cannot calculate the amount of work remaining. To customize the width, in pixels, of each block, simply set the Parameters field to the desired width. Use the PaneColors property to customize the progress bar appearance. You can control the speed of the marquee by setting the PaneMarqueeDelay property.
NumLock
NumLock panes automatically respond to the NumLock key. When NumLock is off, then an effect is applied. To select an effect, simply choose one of the PaneEffect values. When NumLock is on, then the caption appears normally.
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CapLock panes automatically respond to the CapLock key. When CapLock is off, then an effect is applied. To select an effect, simply choose one of the PaneEffect values. When CapLock is on, then the caption appears normally.
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ScrollLock panes automatically respond to the ScrollLock key. When ScrollLock is off, then an effect is applied. To select an effect, simply choose one of the PaneEffect values. When ScrollLock is on, then the caption appears normally.
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// We're gonne set the types of 6 panes Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneCount", 6) // Make pane 1 an SRP Status pane Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[1]", "SRP") // Make pane 2 a scrolling pane and set it's speed Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[2]", "Scrolling") Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneScrollDelay[2]", 100) // Make pane 3 a normal progress bar Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[3]", "Progress Normal") // Make pane 3 a Percentage progress bar Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[3]", "Progress Percent") // Make pane 3 a captioned progress bar Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[3]", "Progress Caption") // Make pane 3 a block=style progress bar with 8-pixel-wide blocks Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[3]", "Progress Blocks":@FM:8) // Make pane 3 a Marquee progress bar with default block size Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[3]", "Progress Marquee") // Make pane 4 a NumLock pane Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[4]", "NumLock":@FM:"DIM") Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneCaption[4]", "NUM") * Make pane 5 a CapLock pane Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[5]", "CapLock":@FM:"DIM") Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneCaption[5]", "CAP") // Make pane 6 a NumLock pane Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneType[6]", "ScrollLock":@FM:"DIM") Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_STATUSBAR", "OLE.PaneCaption[6]", "SCROLL") |
