FILL-IN widget

A fill-in widget is the simplest form of data representation. Within a fill-in, the field value is displayed as a string of characters that you can edit. A fill-in is the default representation for data. You can explicitly set up a static fill-in with the VIEW-AS phrase. You can create a dynamic fill-in with the CREATE widget statement.

Note: The default sizing of fill-ins occurs only when you use the default font. When you explicitly specify a font, the AVM uses the average width of that font.


Attributes

ATTR-SPACE attribute AUTO-RESIZE attribute AUTO-RETURN attribute
AUTO-ZAP attribute1 BGCOLOR attribute1 BLANK attribute
COLUMN attribute CONTEXT-HELP-ID attribute CURSOR-OFFSET attribute1
DATA-TYPE attribute DBNAME attribute DCOLOR attribute1
DEBLANK attribute DISABLE-AUTO-ZAP attribute DROP-TARGET attribute
DYNAMIC attribute EDIT-CAN-PASTE attribute1 EDIT-CAN-UNDO attribute1
FGCOLOR attribute1 FONT attribute1 FORMAT attribute1
FRAME attribute FRAME-COL attribute FRAME-NAME attribute
FRAME-ROW attribute FRAME-X attribute FRAME-Y attribute
HANDLE attribute1 HEIGHT-CHARS attribute1 HEIGHT-PIXELS attribute1
HELP attribute HIDDEN attribute HWND attribute
INDEX attribute INPUT-VALUE attribute1 INSTANTIATING-PROCEDURE attribute
LABEL attribute LABELS attribute MANUAL-HIGHLIGHT attribute
MENU-KEY attribute MENU-MOUSE attribute MODIFIED attribute
MOUSE-POINTER attribute MOVABLE attribute NAME attribute1
NEXT-SIBLING attribute NEXT-TAB-ITEM attribute NUM-DROPPED-FILES attribute
PARENT attribute PASSWORD-FIELD attribute PFCOLOR attribute1
POPUP-MENU attribute PREV-SIBLING attribute PREV-TAB-ITEM attribute
PRIVATE-DATA attribute READ-ONLY attribute RESIZABLE attribute
ROW attribute1 SCREEN-VALUE attribute1 SELECTABLE attribute
SELECTED attribute SELECTION-END attribute SELECTION-START attribute
SELECTION-TEXT attribute SENSITIVE attribute SIDE-LABEL-HANDLE attribute
SUBTYPE attribute TABLE attribute TAB-POSITION attribute
TAB-STOP attribute TEXT-SELECTED attribute TOOLTIP attribute
TYPE attribute1 VISIBLE attribute WIDGET-ID attribute
WIDTH-CHARS attribute1 WIDTH-PIXELS attribute1 WINDOW attribute
X attribute1 Y attribute1

Methods

Events

See also

CREATE widget statement, VIEW-AS phrase