Category: FormFields (FFs)

Case conversion status of a form field. Indicates how alphabetic characters typed into the form field are to be treated. Valid Values A 1-character code, as shown in the table below: Code Meaning M Mixed case (characters will appear exactly as entered) U Upper case (characters will be converted to upper case) L Lower case…
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A user-assigned numeric identifier for the form field. Valid Values An integer (0 to 999) If no number is assigned, 0 is used. Remarks FNum can be used in an application program to identify the form field that had focus when control returned to the program. (See $FieldNum, $MenuItemNum, and $MouseFieldNum in the Language Reference.)…
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Indicates the orientation of a scroll bar form field. Valid Values An integer code, as shown in the table below: Code Meaning 1 Vertical 2 Horizontal  

A customized error message for a form field. A message that is output if invalid data is entered into the form field. The message appears in any form field of the “user message” class (FT is set to V and DT is set to M) that is available in the current form or display. Valid…
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A system defined identification number for a form field. Valid Values A number (longint) Remarks WdgID and WdgParID are used to create parent-child relationships.  A form field is the child of another form field if its WdgParID matches the other field’s WdgID. Parent-child relationships are used to define relative positioning, color and font inheritance, and effective…
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Specifies the point size of the font to be used to display text in the object. Valid Values An integer (1 to 999) Remarks A default value can be specified in the initialization file or environment variable. Consult your Getting Started and Guide to Operations (Windows Version). This attribute is Meaningful for graphic-class windows only.…
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