Properties of the RADIO BUTTON LIST Object

Defines the adjustment of an object placed in the view of a split bar object, when the user drags the horizontal bar below the object, or when he/she resizes the window below and when the split bar expands (VERTICAL_ADJUSTMENT property equal to _SPLT_ADJUST_EXPAND_HEIGHT) and if the object belongs to one of the bottommost views.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Defines the adjustment of an object placed in the view of a split bar object, when the user drags the vertical bar to the left of the object, or when he/she resizes the window below and when the split bar expands (HORIZONTAL_ADJUSTMENT property equal to _SPLT_ADJUST_EXPAND_WIDTH) and if the object belongs to one of the rightmost views.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Defines the adjustment of an object placed in the view of a split bar object, when the user drags the vertical bar to the right of the object, or when he/she resizes the window below and when the split bar expands (HORIZONTAL_ADJUSTMENT property equal to _SPLT_ADJUST_EXPAND_WIDTH) and if the object belongs to one of the rightmost views.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Defines the adjustment of an object placed in the view of a split bar object, when the user drags the horizontal bar above the object, or when he/she resizes the window above and when the split bar expands (VERTICAL_ADJUSTMENT property equal to _SPLT_ADJUST_EXPAND_HEIGHT) and if the object belongs to one of the bottommost views.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Allows the object to be placed in focus. Objects placed in focus are receptive to actions performed by the user using the keyboard and/or mouse.

RGB color in which the object's background is displayed.

RGB color used to draw the text of the object's buttons.

Character font used to display the text in the object.

The string format contains the name, size, style and script, in that order. A semi-colon must be inserted between each element.

If you set a property's value, you MUST specify the name and size.

The different styles are specified using the following values:

• • 1: Normal (no special style)
  • 2: Strikethrough
  • 16: Italics
  • 256: Bold
  • 4096: Underlined

The style value to be specified in the string can either be one of the above values or else the sum of values other than 1.

The different script values are as follows:

Notes:

The size, style and script must be compatible with the chosen font. The Windows system font selection dialog box, accessible via the graphical object's Properties pages, provides a guide for selecting coherent values.

In Cloud and Windows generation, the HEADER_FONT property must be used to modify the character font of the frame text.

Visibility of the frame.

Specifies the first object in a group of objects. A group of objects is defined by its first object and all the following objects (following the object sequence) until the first object in another group is reached. The user can use the arrow keys to change focus from one object to another within the same group.

Character font used to display the text in the frame.

The string format contains the name, size, style and script, in that order. A semi-colon must be inserted between each element.

If you set a property's value, you MUST specify the name and size.

The different styles are specified using the following values:

• • 1: Normal (no special style)
  • 2: Strikethrough
  • 16: Italics
  • 256: Bold
  • 4096: Underlined

The style value to be specified in the string can either be one of the above values or else the sum of values other than 1.

The different script values are as follows:

Notes:

When no value is defined by the user for header font in the layout or on execution, it takes the value of the FONT property when the latter is modified.

This property is not implemented by the Mobile and the Java generators.

Height value of the object.

Defines how the graphical control is adjusted when the window is resized horizontally.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Distance between two radio buttons placed on the same line.

Distance from the left edge of the frame to the radio buttons in the first column.

Static name of the object.

Number of radio buttons in the object.

Number of columns of radio buttons in the object.

Authorizes the image object to draw itself over a control positioned in front of it in the window object order.

When this property is set to *TRUE, the object background is transparent.

The transparency applies to the frame text only if the support for Windows themes is active.

For more information about managing overlapping of graphical objects, consult the working with object overlap section.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

RGB color in which the object's background is displayed in read-only mode.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java generation nor in Mobile generation.

RGB color used to draw the text of the object's buttons in read-only mode.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java generation nor in Mobile generation.

Prevents the object's value from being changed via the interface. Visually, the buttons are dimmed. Colors of the buttons' text, frame's text and background respectively depend on READ_BUTTONS_TEXT_COLOR, READ_TEXT_COLOR and READ_BACKGROUND_COLOR properties.

RGB color used to draw the text of the object's frame in read-only mode.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java generation nor in Mobile generation.

Set including the values of each radio button in the object.

Allows the object to be placed in focus using the keyboard (TAB key or SHIFT+TAB).

Frame description.

RGB color used to draw the text of the object's frame.

Set including the descriptions for each radio button in the object.

This property specifies whether or not the ToolTip is displayed.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Background RGB color of the ToolTip associated with the object.

The property's value corresponds to a RGB color. Each color has a red, green and blue component in the range [0 ; 255]. The value of the resultant color is calculated as follows: Color = B*65536 + G*256 + R . Some values are predefined via the constants listed below.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Distance (in pixels) between the bottom edge of the ToolTip and the bottom of the text.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

By default, the ToolTip is displayed to the bottom-right of the mouse pointer, possibly overlapping part of the button. If the ToolTip is center-adjusted, it is displayed below the button, centered relative to it.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Used to delete (or retain) any ampersand characters ('&') in the ToolTip text. This property is useful where the text is from a menu option.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Length of time (in ms) during which the ToolTip is displayed.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Character font used to display the ToolTip text.

The string format contains the name, size, style and script, in that order. A semi-colon must be inserted between each element.

If you set a property's value, you MUST specify the name and size.

The different styles are specified using the following values:

• • 1: Normal (no special style)
  • 2: Strikethrough
  • 16: Italics
  • 256: Bold
  • 4096: Underlined

The style value to be specified in the string can either be one of the above values or else the sum of values other than 1.

The different script values are as follows:

Notes:

The size, style and script must be compatible with the chosen font. The Windows system font selection dialog box, accessible via the graphical object's Properties pages, provides a guide for selecting coherent values.

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Distance (in pixels) between the left-hand edge of the ToolTip and the left of the text.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Maximum width (in pixels) allowed for the ToolTip. By default, the ToolTip text is displayed on a single line.

To display the text on more than one line, you must either specify a maximum width for the ToolTip or else enter a text containing carriage returns (characters with the decimal values 13 and 10).

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

When the ToolTip is permanently active, it is displayed even if the button is placed in a window other than the currently active window.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Distance (in pixels) between the right-hand edge of the ToolTip and the right of the text.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

RGB color of the ToolTip text associated with the object.

The property's value corresponds to a RGB color. Each color has a red, green and blue component in the range [0 ; 255]. The value of the resultant color is calculated as follows: Color = B*65536 + G*256 + R . Some values are predefined via the constants listed below.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Pause (in ms) between the moment the mouse pointer stops over the button and the moment the ToolTip is displayed.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Distance (in pixels) between the top edge of the ToolTip and the top of the text.

Notes:

This property is not implemented by the Java generator.

It is not available in Mobile generation for Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms.

Distance from the top edge of the frame to the radio buttons in the first line.

Value associated with the object at a given moment in time. This corresponds to the value associated with the selected radio button.

Defines how the graphical control is adjusted when the window is resized vertically.

Note: This property is not implemented in Java and Mobile generation.

Distance between two radio buttons placed in the same column.

Visibility of the object.

Width value of the object.

X coordinate value of the object's position relative to the area covered by the window, page or pane.

The reference point (origin) is the top left corner of the object.

Y coordinate value of the object's position relative to the area covered by the window, page or pane.

The reference point (origin) is the top left corner of the object.

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