|
About | Demo | Order Now | Download | Support | On-Line Documentation
About
About KSSlider™ Template:
KSSlider™ Template gives Clarion user an easy access
to the standard MS Windows trackbar control.
KSSlider™ can be used in Clarion 5, 5.5, 6.3, 8, 9.1
and 10 32-bit application. With the help of the templates
you will be able to handle standard Windows 32-bit
trackbar control in a "Clarion Way". Templates support
placing of the trackbar control on a winodow/sheet/tab,
autoresizing, tooltips and many other features.
KSSlider™ Template is a pure Clarion source (no dll
or lib black boxes) based on the ABC/Legacy compliant
SliderClass! Start using the templates and give you
Clarion applications native MS Windows 32-bit look.
About trackbar Controls:
The common controls are a set of windows that are
implemented by the common control library, which is
a dynamic-link library (DLL) included with the Microsoft®
Windows® operating system. Like other control windows,
a common control is a child window that an application
uses in conjunction with another window to perform
I/O tasks.
A trackbar is a window that contains a slider and
optional tick marks. When the user moves the slider,
using either the mouse or the direction keys, the
trackbar sends notification messages to indicate the
change.
Trackbars are useful when you want the user to select
a discrete value or a set of consecutive values in
a range. For example, you might use a trackbar to
allow the user to set the repeat rate of the keyboard
by moving the slider to a given tick mark. The following
illustration shows a typical trackbar.
The slider in a trackbar moves in increments that
you specify when you create it. This range of values
is referred to as logical units. For example, if you
specify that the trackbar should have logical units
that range from zero to five, the slider can occupy
only six positions: a position at the left side of
the trackbar and one position for each increment in
the range. Typically, each of these positions is identified
by a tick mark.
|
