- Read/Write "acceptDrops"
Specifies whether drop events are enabled for this object.
- Read/Write "cogCount"
This attribute sets the space between the groove.
- Read/Write "contextMenuPolicy"
Defines how the respective widgets shows the context menu.
- "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.
- "frameShadow"
The attribute "frameShadow" specifies the frame effect (3D effect) of an object (textEdit, progress bar, tree widget, thumb wheel, LCD number, DpTreeView or zoom navigator).
- "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).
- Read Only "frameWidth"
The attribute "frameWidth"; returns the width of a frame (a textEdit, a tree widget, a zoom navigator, LCD number, a thumb wheel etc.)
- "height"
The attribute "height" returns the height of an object (textEdit, progress bar, tree widget, zoom navigator, LCD number or a thumb wheel.)
- "invertedAppearance"
Changes the direction of the slider into top = minimum value and bottom = maximum value.
- "invertedControls"
Defines if the key and wheel events of the slider shall be inverted.
- "isActiveWindow"
The attribute "isActiveWindow"; returns TRUE if this widget is the active window, otherwise FALSE.
- Read/Write "layoutDirection"
Defines the widget's layout direction.
- Read/Write "limitedDrag"
Defines whether drags out of the thumb wheel widget will still turn the wheel.
- "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.
- "margin" - obsolete with version 3.12
The attribute "margin" specifies the distance between the innermost pixel of the frame and the outermost pixel of the rectangle inside the frame.
- Read/Write "maximum"
Defines the upper limit of the value range.
- "maxValue";
The attribute "maxValue"; sets the maximum value, which is returned when a slider is moved to maximum position. In case of thumb wheel the thumb wheel is moved between the minimum and maximum value.
- Read/Write "minimum"
Defines the lower limit of the value range.
- "minValue"
The attribute "minValue"; sets the minimum value, which is returned when a slider is moved to minimum position. In case of thumb wheel the thumb wheel is moved between the minimum and maximum value.
- Read/Write "orientation";
Sets the orientation of a slider, a thumb wheel, a progress bar or a spacer.
- "ownCursor";
The attribute "ownCursor" returns TRUE if an object (for example a textEdit, a tree widget, a slider, a zoom navigator or a thumb wheel) uses its own cursor. If the value is FALSE, the object uses its parent widget`s cursor.
- "pageStep";
Specifies the step of a slider when pressing PageUp / PageDown or clicking with the mouse on the slider.
- "singleStep"
Defines the value for a step if you press the arrow keys.
- "sliderDown"
This property shows whether the slider is currently pressed down by the mouse.
- "sliderPosition"
Shows the current slider position.
- Read/Write "tooltipDuration"
Specifies how long a tooltip is shown.
- Read/Write "transmissionRatio"
The attribute transmissionRatio specifies the ratio between the thumb-wheel and the value range.
- "underMouse"
Returns TRUE if a widget (textEdit, slider, thumb wheel, tree widget, zoom navigator, LCD number or progress bar) is beneath the cursor.
- "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.
- "value"
Sets the current value of a thumb wheel.
- Read/Write "wrapsAround "
Specifies that when the minimum of a thumb wheel is reached, the thumb wheel starts from the maximum.
- "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.