Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Apr 4, 2007, at 9:16 PM, Carl Karsten wrote:
>
>> 1. How do I pick what text box class I want to use? (ideally I
>> want this to
>> apply to all new text boxes I add, but I don't see a way to see
>> what is
>> currently use, which I think would mean I can change it, which
>> would be a good
>> thing.)
>
> Currently only Dabo base classes are supported. I plan on supporting
> custom classes, but that won't be happening for a while.
>
>> 2. Where do all the initial attribute values come from?
>
> Such as? Most should be the default for a dTextBox.
Font, Height, Sizer stuff. seems it might be nice to know what are being set
at
the instance level? and what are being inherited.
>
>> I fiddle with some attributes, then want to put things back.
>
> Also a planned feature, but not one that's been implemented. I like
> the VFP 'resetToDefault' function on the prop sheet.
>
>> 3. In the 'object info' UI I don't see a 'reset to default' or
>> anything like that.
>
> 'Cause there isn't any. Do this: save your design, open the cdxml up
> in an editor, and delete the attribute for the prop you want to reset
> in the particular element. Save the file, then re-open in the CD.
>
<dLabel classID="151686060-164376460" sizerInfo="{'RowSpan': 1, 'RowExpand':
False, 'ColSpan': 1, 'Proportion': 0, 'HAlign': 'Right', 'ColExpand': False,
'VAlign': 'Middle', 'Expand': False}" Caption="Server" rowColPos="(0, 0)"
Width="42" designerClass="controlMix"></dLabel>
can you explain:
dLabel
classID="151686060-164376460"
designerClass="controlMix"
My guess is tweaking one of those will let me use other classes. What defines
what attributes show up on the Object Info list?
classID's value is kinda scary. Why isn't it something 'human readable'?
Carl K
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