The name of the object that owns the object being described.
A valid object name
For example, if a field is being described, DDOwnerName is the name of the entity set, relationship, or structured document to which the field belongs.
ConstName, DDObjectName, DirName, DisplayName, DocName, EntName, FieldName, FormName, MenuName, OwnerName, RelName, RoleName, SetName, UserName, VarName
A scroll bar increment. Specifies the amount of movement along the scroll bar when the scale on either side of the thumb is clicked.
A non-negative number (longint) (DEFAULT = 10)
The usable scrolling range of a scroll bar is from -32,768 to 32,767. A WdgLargeIncrement outside this range will produce unpredictable results.
WdgMaxValue, WdgMinValue, WdgSmallIncrement
The length of the value in a field or variable.
Any number
Length is not used, but still required, for int, longint, vastint, and date data types.
For numeric fields that belong to an entity set or relationship maintained by an SQL database engine, Length specifies the precision (number of significant digits) of numeric data types. Consult the Zim Client-Server User Guide for more information.
Type
A character that is to be used to “fill” blank positions in a (text) form field or the client area of a window when it contains no form or display.
Any single character. If no character is specified, the space character is used.
The fill character is not data; it simply delineates the dimensions of a blank or partially-blank object on the screen.
In a field, the fill starts to the right of the last non-blank character (alphanumeric fields), or to the left of any number (numeric fields).
The vertical dimension (height) of the object, expressed in twips.
A number (longint)
In Displays, indicates the overall height of the display.
In FormFields, indicates the visual height of the field.
In Forms, indicates the overall height of the form.
In Windows, indicates the height of the window, including its non-client area.
It is required when either Hght (character rows) or WdgHght (twips) must be specified
Hght
The number of lines visible in a list box or combo box, or the number of visible lines in a multi-line entry field.
A non-negative integer
In a list box or in the list portion of a combo box, indicates how may items are visible at one time.
In a multi-line entry field, indicates how many lines of text are visible at one time.
If WdgNumVisibleLines is 2 or greater, WdgMultiLine must be set to 1.
WdgItems, WdgMultiLine
The horizontal dimension (width) of the object, expressed in twips.
A non-negative number (longint)
In Displays, indicates the overall width of the display.
In FormFields, indicates the visual width of the field.
In Forms, indicates the overall width of the form.
In Windows, indicates the width of the window, including its non-client area.
It is required when either Wdth (character rows) or WdgWdth (twips) must be specified.
WdgHght, Wdth
Horizontal margin of an object. The left and right margins of the object, expressed in twips.
A number (longint)
Indicates the width of the interior unusable space from the left and right edges of the rectangle occupied by the object. For DisplayForms objects, this refers to the form object identified by the DisplayForms entry.
WdgHMargin is set to 0 if both HMargin (character columns) and WdgHMargin (twips) are $Null.
HMargin, VMargin, WdgVMargin
A user-assigned number that can be used to control the tabbing sequence within a group of form fields.
An integer (0 to 999)
If FFSN is set to 0, the software automatically resets it to match the Z-order (WdgZOrder) specified for the form field. Accordingly, if all fields in a form are painted with FFSNs of 0, then the Painter’s structure diagram automatically defines the tab order when WINDOW SET TABORDER BY TABINDEX is in effect. (BY TABINDEX is the default setting for graphic windows.)
FNum, FSN, WdgZOrder
Vertical margin of an object. The top and bottom margins of the object, expressed in twips.
A non-negative number (longint)
Indicates the unusable space immediately below the top edge and immediately above the bottom edge of the rectangle occupied by the object. For DisplayForms objects, this refers to the form object identified by the DisplayForms entry.
WdgVMargin is set to 0 if both VMargin (character rows) and WdgVMargin (twips) are $Null.
HMargin, VMargin, WdgHMargin
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