- "acceptDrops"
Specifies whether drop events are enabled for this object.
- "alignment"
Changes the alignment at the cursor position or the alignment of the selected text.
- "contentsHeight, contentsWidth"
The attribute "contentsHeight" returns the height of an object, for example, the height of a TextEdit text area. The attribute "contentsWidth" again returns the width of a TextEdit text area.
- "contentsX", "contentsY"
The attributes contentsX and contentsY return the coordinate of an object, for example, of a TextEdit text or of a tree widget. contentsX returns the X coordinate of the contents (text) that are at the left edge of the view. contentsY returns the Y coordinate of the contents (text) that are at the top edge of the view.
- "events" (obsolete)
Gets all events that are available for a shape. Obsolete, use
scriptNames instead.
- "focus"
The attribute "focus"; returns TRUEif the object has the focus.
- "font"
Sets the font of an object.
- "frameShape"
The attribute "frameShape" sets the style of an object frame (textEdit frame, a thumb wheel, a tree widget, a zoom navigator , an LCD number or a progress bar).
- "frameWidth"
The attribute "frameWidth"; returns the width of a frame (a textEdit, a tree widget, a zoom navigator, LCD number, a thumb wheel etc.)
- "horizontalScrollBarPolicy" / "hScrollBarMode"
The attribute "horizontalScrollBarPolicy"; sets the horizontal scroll bar mode of an object, for example, textEdit, tree widget or a table. (Until Version 3.10 "hScrollBarMode")
- "isActiveWindow"
The attribute "isActiveWindow"; returns TRUE if this widget is the active window, otherwise FALSE.
- "loadPanel"
The function allows to preload panels that are positioned around the current panel. This allows to implement a matrix navigation.
- "lineWidth"
The attribute "lineWidth"; sets the width of an object (a textEdit, progress bar, tree widget, zoom navigator, LCD number or a thumb wheel (frame) ) line.
- "midLineWidth"
The attribute "midLineWidth" sets the width of the mid line (content) of an object (for example, a thumb wheel, tree widget, zoom navigator, LCD number or a progress bar).
- "ModuleName"
In the case of an embedded module, this attribute is used to specify the module name in which a panel opens. From version 3.5 up, Canvas ActiveX is replaced by Embedded Module.
- "newPanelAnimDuration", "oldPanelAnimDuration"
The attributes "newPanelAnimDuration" and "oldPanelAnimDuration" specify how long an animation will last.
- "newPanelAnimateOpacity", "oldPanelAnimateOpacity"
The attributes "newPanelAnimateOpacity" and "oldPanelAnimateOpacity" specify whether the opacity of an embedded module should be animated.
- "newPanelAnimateSize", "oldPanelAnimateSize"
The attributes "newPanelAnimateSize" and "oldPanelAnimateSize" specify whether the size of an embedded module should be animated.
- "newPanelAnimType", "oldPanelAnimType"
The attributes "newPanelAnimType" and "oldPanelAnimType" specify the type of an animation.
- "newPanelEasingCurve", "oldPanelEasingCurve"
The attributes "newPanelEasingCurve" and "oldPanelEasingCurve" specify the type of the animation curve (Ease of curve).
- "panelGridMode"
The function allows to enable the panel grid mode and therefore the preloading of panels and the touch matrix navigation.
- "scrollToPanel"
Allows to scroll to a specific panel when using the panel grid mode.
- "updatesEnabled"
This attribute specifies whether updates of a widget (for example, a textEdit, slider, progress bar, zoom navigator, LCD number or thumb wheel) have been enabled.
- "verticalScrollBarPolicy" / "vScrollBarMode"
The attribute "verticalScrollBarPolicy" sets the vertical scroll bar mode of an object e.g. of a textEdit, a tree widget or a table. (Until Version 3.10 "vScrollBarMode")
- "visibleHeight"
This property holds the vertical amount of the content that is visible.
- "visibleWidth"
This property holds the horizontal amount of the content that is visible.
- "x", "y"
The attributes x and y return the coordinate of an object (e.g. a textEdit, a progress bar, a slider, a zoom navigator, an LCD number or a thumb wheel). x returns the X coordinate of an object. y returns the Y coordinate of an object.
