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Navigation: Program Reference > Dialogs > Dialog Editor > Dialog Controls > Combo Box |
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The Combo Box control displays a drop-down list of predefined values and a text box into which the user can enter a value. To associate this control with a string or integer variable, enter the variable's name in the Variable property. The following properties are available for Combo Box controls:
Appearance
Default Font |
Defines if a control uses the default font. |
Font |
The font used to paint the control, if the Default Font property is False. |
List |
Defines the items of current list control. |
Visible |
The visibility of the control. |
Design
Name |
Identifies the control. |
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System |
Defines if current control is used as a system control. The available Combo Box system controls are:
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Layout
Height |
The height of the control in pixels. |
Left |
The left position of the control. |
Top |
The top position of the control. |
Width |
The width of the control in pixels. |
Options
DropDown |
Defines if the combo box is a dropdown one or a simple one. |
Enabled |
Defines if a control is enabled. |
Is Number |
Defines if the variable associated with the control is an integer value. |
Left Scroll |
Defines if a scroll bar is located on the left side of the control. |
Right Aligned |
Defines if a control is aligned on the right. |
RTLRO |
Defines if the text in the control is displayed in a Right-To-Left-Reading-Order. |
Sorted |
Makes the items of current list sorted. |
Sunken |
Defines if a control is displayed with a sunken. |
Variable
Indirect |
Determines if the variable associated with this control is referenced indirectly. |
Value |
Current value of the variable related to this control. |
Variable |
The name of the variable associated with this control. First you must to define the variable you want to associate with the control in the Global Variables' Declaration editor, for further information read Global Variables Declaration topic. |