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- Width of a window: Specific features
- Initial width (control and window)
- Column width
- Limits
Width (Property) In french: Largeur
The Width property gets and changes the width: - of a control or block in a report.
- of a control (found in a window), window, column found in a table or column found in a list box (including listview).
- of a control (found in a page), column found in a table or column found in a list box. The control can be overlayable or not.
This property also allows you to find out the width of a table cell. To modify its width, modify the width of the corresponding column. Remarks: - In a report, the border of the control or block is included in its width. The WidthInPixel property is used to get the width in pixels of a control in a report.
- The width of a control is defined in the editor in the control description.
// Increases the width of "EDT_CustomerName" EDT_CustomerName.Width = EDT_CustomerName.Width + 15 // Is equivalent to: EDT_CustomerName.Width += 15 // Modify the width of two controls EDT_CustomerLastName.Width += 100 // Adds 100 pixels EDT_CustomerFirstName.Width += 10 // Adds 10 pixels
Syntax
Finding out the width of an element Hide the details
<Result> = <Element used>.Width
<Result>: Real Width of the specified element. This width is expressed in pixels in a window and/or in a page, and in millimeters in a report. <Element used>: Type of element Name of the element (control, window, block, ...) to use.
Modifying the width of an element Hide the details
<Element used>.Width = <New width>
<Element used>: Type of element Name of the element (control, window, block, ...) to use. <New width>: Real New width for the specified element. This width is expressed in pixels in a window and/or in a page, and in millimeters in a report.
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