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jwlua:uservalueinput [2013/11/11 06:24] jariw [SetInitValues()] |
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| - | ==== (0.11) ReadOnly property ==== | + | ==== (FUTURE_VERSION) ReadOnly property ==== |
| The ''ReadOnly'' boolean property can set all the fields in the dialog box to information fields only and remove the Close button from the dialog box. The ''ReadOnly'' property defaults to false. Setting the ''ReadOnly'' property to ''true'' has a higher priority than using the ''SetReadOnlyFields()'' method. | The ''ReadOnly'' boolean property can set all the fields in the dialog box to information fields only and remove the Close button from the dialog box. The ''ReadOnly'' property defaults to false. Setting the ''ReadOnly'' property to ''true'' has a higher priority than using the ''SetReadOnlyFields()'' method. | ||
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| | ''SetInitValues'' | Sets the default values for the fields (optional). | | | ''SetInitValues'' | Sets the default values for the fields (optional). | | ||
| | ''SetLists'' | Sets the available list items for the fields (optional, but required for the "Set" and "NumberedList" types). | | | ''SetLists'' | Sets the available list items for the fields (optional, but required for the "Set" and "NumberedList" types). | | ||
| - | | (0.11) ''SetReadOnlyFields'' | Defines some fields to read-only information (optional). | | + | | (FUTURE_VERSION) ''SetReadOnlyFields'' | Defines some fields to read-only information (optional). | |
| Each field is represented as a parameter to the setter method. If a small number of fields are used, each field can be represented as a separate parameter to the method, such as: | Each field is represented as a parameter to the setter method. If a small number of fields are used, each field can be represented as a separate parameter to the method, such as: | ||
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| | ''"Number"'' | Any number (intereger ) value, such as 0, 1.75, 1000, etc. | | | ''"Number"'' | Any number (intereger ) value, such as 0, 1.75, 1000, etc. | | ||
| | ''"Boolean"'' | A value that can be either ''true'' or ''false''. | | | ''"Boolean"'' | A value that can be either ''true'' or ''false''. | | ||
| - | | (0.11) ''"Set"'' | A set of options where each one can be toggled ON/OFF, such as {true, false, true} | | + | | ''"Measurement"'' | An EVPU number, that is displayed to the user in the preferred measurement unit. | |
| + | | (FUTURE_VERSION) ''"Set"'' | A set of options where each one can be toggled ON/OFF, such as {true, false, true} | | ||
| | ''"NumberedList"'' | A set options, where one could be selected. Value is a 1-based index number. | | | ''"NumberedList"'' | A set options, where one could be selected. Value is a 1-based index number. | | ||
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| If a **list** (through ''SetLists()'') is connected with a input field and init value isn't found in the list, the topmost item in the list will be selected. | If a **list** (through ''SetLists()'') is connected with a input field and init value isn't found in the list, the topmost item in the list will be selected. | ||
| - | The call to ''SetInitValues()'' is **optional**. (0.11) However, if a dialog with ''ReadOnly'' content is defined, it wouldn't make much sense to not call it. | + | The call to ''SetInitValues()'' is **optional**. (FUTURE_VERSION) However, if a dialog with ''ReadOnly'' content is defined, it wouldn't make much sense to not call it. |
| ==== SetLists() ==== | ==== SetLists() ==== | ||
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| | ''"Number"'' | A popup that will contain the numbers. | Number | | | ''"Number"'' | A popup that will contain the numbers. | Number | | ||
| | ''"Boolean"'' | A popup with a ''true'' and ''false'' string. The first string will represent the ''true'' state, the second string will represent the ''false'' state. More strings than 2 will result in an error. | Boolean | | | ''"Boolean"'' | A popup with a ''true'' and ''false'' string. The first string will represent the ''true'' state, the second string will represent the ''false'' state. More strings than 2 will result in an error. | Boolean | | ||
| - | | ''"Set"'' | A list with a checkbox at each string. | Table | | + | | ''"Measurement"'' | A popup that will contain the EVPU values displayed in the user's preferred measurement unit. | Number | |
| + | | (FUTURE_VERSION) ''"Set"'' | A list with a checkbox at each string. | Table | | ||
| | ''"NumberList"'' | A popup that will contain the strings. | 1-based item number. | | | ''"NumberList"'' | A popup that will contain the strings. | 1-based item number. | | ||
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| If there's any danger that 2 texts in a string list might be identical (such as when a list of all staves in a score is listed), use ''"NumberList'' instead of ''String''. | If there's any danger that 2 texts in a string list might be identical (such as when a list of all staves in a score is listed), use ''"NumberList'' instead of ''String''. | ||
| - | ==== (0.07) SetReadOnlyFields() ==== | + | ==== (FUTURE_VERSION) SetReadOnlyFields() ==== |
| The ''SetReadOnlyFields()'' method sets individual fields to read-only text information. Use this only when the dialog box is a mix of information fields and regular input fields. If the dialog box should only contain information fields, use the ''ReadOnly'' property instead. | The ''SetReadOnlyFields()'' method sets individual fields to read-only text information. Use this only when the dialog box is a mix of information fields and regular input fields. If the dialog box should only contain information fields, use the ''ReadOnly'' property instead. | ||
jwlua/uservalueinput.txt · Last modified: 2015/04/28 10:25 by jariw
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