DEFINE SPLITBOX
Creates a SplitBox Control
Standard Syntax (xBase Style)
DEFINE SPLITBOX [ OF <ParentWindowName> ] [ BOTTOM ] [ HORIZONTAL ]
... Control / Window Definitions...
END SPLITBOX
Alternate Syntax:
DEFINE SPLITBOX
[ PARENT <ParentWindowName> ]
[ BOTTOM <lValue> ]
[ HORIZONTAL <lValue> ]
... Control / Window Definitions...
END SPLITBOX
Properties:
- Bottom (D)
- Parent (D)
- Horizontal (D)
D: Available at control definition only
Controls \/ Windows defined as part of this container can be arranged
by users, using a gripperbar located at control's left side. It can be
used with listbox, grid, editbox, tree, browse, combobox, toolbar and
'SplitChild' windows. You must omit '@ <row>,<col>' in control
definition.
Since SplitBox is a container, you can specify when refer to
properties or events of its child controls, ie:
Win1.SplitBox.Grid1.Value := 10