TextBox control holds a single line of text. To change this behavior, set the MultiLine property to True. True. It controls the attachment of scroll bars to the TextBox control if the text exceeds the controlPs dimensions. It turns the characters typed into any character we specify. At run time, we use this property to extract the text entered by the user or to replace the existing text by assigning a new value to the text property.
TextBox control holds a single line of text. To change this behavior, set the MultiLine property to True. True. It controls the attachment of scroll bars to the TextBox control if the text exceeds the controlPs dimensions. It turns the characters typed into any character we specify. At run time, we use this property to extract the text entered by the user or to replace the existing text by assigning a new value to the text property.
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TextBox control holds a single line of text. To change this behavior, set the MultiLine property to True. True. It controls the attachment of scroll bars to the TextBox control if the text exceeds the controlPs dimensions. It turns the characters typed into any character we specify. At run time, we use this property to extract the text entered by the user or to replace the existing text by assigning a new value to the text property.
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TextBox Control ListBox Control The ComboBox Control ScrollBar Control Slider Control The File Controls Basic Properties: TextBox Control Properties Description MultiLine It determines whether the TextBox control will hold a single line or multiple lines of text. By default, the control holds a single line of text. To change this behavior, set the MultiLine property to True. ScrollBars It controls the attachment of scroll bars to the TextBox control if the text exceeds the control’s dimensions. Single line TextBoxes can have a horizontal scroll bar and MultiLine TextBoxes can have a horizontal or vertical scrollbars or both. MaxLength It determines the number of characters the TextBox control will accept. Its default value is 0, which means the text may be of any length up to the control’s capacity length.(255 Basic Properties: TextBox Control (Contd.) Properties Description Text It holds the control’s text. This property is also available at design time so that we can assign some initial text to the control. At run time, we use this property to extract the text entered by the user or to replace the existing text by assigning a new value to the Text property. PasswordChar It turns the characters typed into any character we specify. Basic Properties: ListBox and ComboBox Control MultiSelect: - It determines how the user can select the list’s items and must be set at design time. This property has the following values: - Setting Description 0 Multiple selection Not Allowed ; the default.
1 Simple multiple selection. A mouse click select or
deselect an item in the list. To move the focus of another we have to press the arrow key. 2 Extended multiple selection. Press shift and click the mouse (or press one of the arrow keys) to span the selection. Press Control and click the mouse to select or deselect an item in the list. Basic Properties: ListBox and ComboBox Control (Contd.) Sorted: - If we want the items, inserted into a ListBox or ComboBox control, to be always sorted, We have to set the control’s sorted property to True. This property must be set at design time and is read- only at runtime. Basic Properties: ListBox Control
Style: - The value of this property
can be either 0(standard) or 1(checkbox). Basic Properties: ComboBox Control Style: - This property of the ComboBox control canm have the following values: - Value Description
0 Default DropDown Combo i.e. the combo is made up of a
drop-down list and a text box. The user can select an item from the list or type a new one.
1 Simple Combo i.e. it includes a textbox and a list that
doesn’t dropdown. The user can select from the list or type anew one.
2 DropDown List i.e. it is a dropdown list from which the
user can select one of its items or can select a new one. The ListBox Control’s Methods Operations that can be performed on a ListBox are: - - Add items to the list. - Remove items from the list - Access individual items in the list. The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) AddItem Method: - This method is used to add items to the list. General Syntax: - List1.AddItem item, index •item parameter is the string to be added to the list, and index is its order. •The first item’s order is zero. •The index argument is optional; if we omit it, the string is appended to the bottom of the list. The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) Remove Item: - It is used to remove an item from the list. We must find first the position (index) in the list. General syntax: - List1.RemoveItem index •The index is the order of the item to be removed. •This index parameter is not optional in the case. The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) Clear Method: - It removes all items from the control. General syntax: - List1.Clear The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) ListCount Method: - This is the number of items in the list. The items in the list can be accessed with an Index value, which goes from 0 to ListCount-1. List(): - This is an array that holds the list’s items. The element List(0) holds the first element of the list, List(1) holds the second item, and so on (upto List(ListCount-1). The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) ListIndex: - This is the index of the selected item in the List. If multiple items are selected, then ListIndex is the index of the most recently selected item. General Syntax: - List1.RemoveItem List1.ListIndex The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) Selected: - This property is an arra, similar to the List property, with elements that have a True or false value, depending on the status of the corresponding list element. SelCount: - This property reports the number of selected items in a ListBox control with its MultiSelect Property set to 1(simple) or 2(Extended). The ListBox Control’s Methods (contd.) NewIndex: - It returns the index of the item most recently added to a ListBox Control. The ScrollBar Control and Slider Control It is similar to the ScrollBar control, but it doesn’t cover a continuous range of values. The slider control has a fixed number of tick marks, which the developer can label. Right Click on ToolBox->Components-> Microsoft Windows Common Control 6.0. This will add a number of common controls in the toolbox including the slider Control. The Slider Control Basic Properties: -The Scrollbar Control Min: - The Control’s minimum value. Max: - The control’s maximum value. Value: - The control’s current value, specified by the indicator’s position. The Scrollbar Control’s Events By clicking two arrows at its ends. The value of the control changes by the amount specified with the smallchange property. By clicking the area between the indicator and the arrows. The value of the control changes by the amount specified with the largechange property. By scrolling the indicator with the mouse. Change: - This event occurs every time the user changes the indicator’s position and releases the mouse button. While the indicator is being moved, this event isn’t triggered. The Scrollbar Control’s Events (Contd.) Scroll: - It occurs continuously while the indicator is moving.