ScrollBar.Value Property (Typed)

The value held in the control, in whatever data type the control holds.

Namespace: XSharp.VO.SDK
Assembly: XSharp.VOGUIClasses (in XSharp.VOGUIClasses.dll) Version: 2.21

Syntax

 VIRTUAL PROPERTY Value AS USUAL GET SET

public override Usual Value { get; set; }

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Property Value

Type: Usual
The value held in the control, in whatever data type the control holds.

Remarks

The value held in the control, in whatever data type the control holds. Control:Value is thus of the usual data type. For example, in a regular edit control, the value can be the string "Jones" or the number 14683. In a check box, Control:Value can be TRUE or FALSE. In a list box or combo box, the Control:Value is generally one of the return values (unless the control is bound to a field where the actual contents is not one of the allowable choices). In a radio button group, Control:Value holds the group value (specified in the Window Editor) of the radio button that is currently selected; if none is selected, Control:Value is set to NIL. The data type of the control's Value is determined by its field specification; in turn, controls linked to a data server inherit the field specification—and hence data type—from the field of the server. When the control is made data-aware, by setting its name to the name of a field in the server attached to the data window, Control:Value is able to automatically read from and write to this field.

Tip
Value may not always be consistent with the state of the control, as indicated to the end-user. For example, if the data value for the field is not one of the allowed choices for a list box or combo box return value, or among the group value settings for the radio buttons in a radio button group, the control will be in a "no-match" situation. In this case the control will revert to its initial unselected state.

Tip

Value may not always be consistent with the state of the control, as indicated to the end-user. For example, if the data value for the field is not one of the allowed choices for a list box or combo box return value, or among the group value settings for the radio buttons in a radio button group, the control will be in a "no-match" situation. In this case the control will revert to its initial unselected state.

Examples

The following examples demonstrate the use of the Control:Value property:

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1// Prints "N" for numeric
2?ValType(oDCAmountControl:Value)
3// Access the control (numeric value)
4nAmount := oDCAmountControl:Value
5// Assign 5 to the control
6oDCAmountControl:Value := 5

Reference

ScrollBar Class

XSharp.VO.SDK Namespace