Document revision: 2024-05-27
Refers to JDLG version: 2.0.18
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ToolBar class
A Dialog may contain one or multiple ToolBars.
Each ToolBar is displayed at the specified position
(top, bottom, left or right). Multiple ToolBars having the same position are
displayed from inside out in the order they appear in the Dialog.
The following object classes are possible child objects of a ToolBar:
CheckBox
Image
PopText
ProgressBar
PushButton
RadioButton
StaticText
In addition, the Separator class may be used
to arrange the ToolBar child objects (see below).
Notes:
- The ToolBar child objects are automatically positioned in the order
they appear. The child object
position attributes
are ignored.
- ToolBar child objects are not focusable and consequently not part
of the Dialog tab order.
- class : string, get
- Returns "ToolBar".
- position : string, get/set
- Specifies the position of the ToolBar in the
Dialog.
Possible values are:
"top" (immediately below the MenuBar)
"bottom"
"left"
"right"
The default value is "top".
Separator class
The Separator class may be used to organize ToolBar child objects into
visual groups. A Separator is always a direct child object of a ToolBar.
By default, a Separator creates extra space of
one raster unit.
If the ToolBar position is "top" or "bottom",
the common w attribute defines the
Separator size, otherwise the common h
attribute defines the Separator size.
- class : string, get
- Returns "Separator".
Example
In this example, a Dialog contains a
ToolBar at its default
top position. The ToolBar contains a number of
PushButton child objects, visually
organized into two groups.
Dialog example
{
...
ToolBar tb
{
PushButton customers
{
.text = "Customers"
.rule = 2141
}
PushButton orders
{
.text = "Orders"
.rule = 2142
}
Separator sep
{
}
PushButton deposit
{
.text = "Deposit"
.rule = 2151
}
PushButton withdrawal
{
.text = "Withdrawal"
.rule = 2152
}
}
}
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