Pointer shape in a form field. Indicates the shape of the mouse pointer when it is positioned over the form field.
An integer code, as shown in the table below:
Code | Meaning |
0 | Class-specific |
1 | Arrow |
2 | Cross-hairs |
3 | I-beam |
4 | Icon (pre-set) |
5 | Resize |
6 | Size NE SW |
7 | Size N S |
8 | Size NW SE |
9 | Size W E |
10 | Up arrow |
11 | Hourglass |
12 | No drop |
The position of the label for this form field. The location of the label varies with the class and subclass of the form field (e.g., a push button’s label appears on the button); the label’s position within the assigned location is set by this attribute.
An integer code, as shown in the table below:
Code | Meaning |
1 | Top |
2 | Top right |
3 | Right |
4 | Bottom right |
5 | Bottom |
6 | Bottom left |
7 | Left |
8 | Top left |
9 | Centered |
The name assigned to a menu.
An 18-character string, containing a valid object name
ConstName, DDObjectName, DDOwnerName, DirName, DisplayName, DocName, EntName, FieldName, FormName, OwnerName, RelName, RoleName, SetName, UserName, VarName
A user-assigned numeric identifier for the menu.
An integer (0 to 999)
If no number is assigned, 0 is used.
MenuNum can be used in an application program to identify the menu that had focus when control returned to the program. (See $MenuNum, and $MenuItemNum in the Language Reference.)
FNum, FormNum, WNum
The name assigned to a window.
An 18-character string, containing a valid object name
A user-assigned classification for a window.
A character string, up to 18 characters in length.
A user-assigned numeric identifier for a window.
An integer
WNum can be used in an application program to identify the window that had focus when control returned to the program. (See ThisWindow.WindowNum in the Language Reference.)
FNum, FormNum, MenuNum
Effect of a mouse double-click in a form field. Indicates whether a DoubleClick event is to be returned to the application program when a mouse double-click occurs in this form field.
A 1-character code, as shown in the table below:
Code | Meaning |
N | (DEFAULT) No |
Y | Yes |
A user-defined symbol that identifies an object involved in a user interface event.
A character string, up to 18 characters long
When a user interface event occurs, the WdgTag values for the objects involved are assigned to special system variables (Event.EventTag, Event.FieldTag, Event.MenuItemTag). This information identifies the objects involved in the event. The application program can then translate events into the desired action.
WdgTag defaults to the name of the object.
The identification number for the form field’s parent object.
A number (longint) (DEFAULT = 0)
If WdgParID is 0, the form field’s parent is considered to be the form to which it belongs.
If WdgParID is non-zero, its parent is another form field in the form.
WdgID
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