Consultingwerk.Windows.LegacyGuiMigration.Widgets.IWidgetFacade

Options	Name	Purpose
+	CHARACTER DATA-TYPE	A character value that represents the data type of the field associated with the widget
+	CHARACTER FORMAT	The text format of a widget or browse-cell
+	LOGICAL HIDDEN	Indicates whether to "hide" a widget
+	LOGICAL MODIFIED	Indicates whether the value of the SCREEN-VALUE attribute for the widget has changed
+	CHARACTER NAME	A string identifier for the specified object or widget
+	CHARACTER PRIVATE-DATA	An arbitrary string associated with the handle of an object or widget
+	CHARACTER SCREEN-VALUE	The data value in the screen buffer associated with the widget
+	LOGICAL SENSITIVE	Indicates whether a widget can receive input focus or events
+	CHARACTER TYPE	The type of a handle
+	LOGICAL VISIBLE	Indicates whether a widget is currently visible on the display

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Purpose:	A character value that represents the data type of the field
	associated with the widget
Notes:	For example, the DATA-TYPE attribute of a slider widget always
	returns the value "INTEGER" because slider widgets can only
	represent integer values

Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	The text format of a widget or browse-cell
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Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	Indicates whether to "hide" a widget
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Returns	LOGICAL

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Purpose:	Indicates whether the value of the SCREEN-VALUE attribute for the
	widget has changed
Notes:	For all widgets, the MODIFIED attribute is set to TRUE when the
	SCREEN-VALUE attribute for the widget is changed, whether or not
	the field is enabled. For all widgets except the editor widget,
	the MODIFIED attribute is set to TRUE if the SCREEN-VALUE attribute
	for the widget is changed using an ABL statement, such as assignment
	or DISPLAY. DISPLAY sets MODIFIED to TRUE only when the field is
	enabled. You can then reset the attribute to FALSE for each widget
	that can receive input focus or otherwise change value after it is
	initially displayed.
	For editors, the successful execution of either the SAVE-FILE( ) or
	the READ-FILE( ) methods sets the MODIFIED attribute to FALSE.
	For browses, if any browse cell changes, the AVM sets MODIFIED to
	TRUE. The application can reset MODIFIED to FALSE as necessary. If
	the query associated with a browse is reopened, the AVM resets MODIFIED
	to FALSE.
	You can use the SENSITIVE attribute to reset the MODIFIED attribute.
	For example, when the screen-value of a fill-in field is changed,
	MODIFIED is set to TRUE. If you then set SENSITIVE to FALSE and then
	to TRUE, you enable the fill-in for further input and the MODIFIED
	attribute is reset to FALSE.

Returns	LOGICAL

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Purpose:	A string identifier for the specified object or widget
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Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	An arbitrary string associated with the handle of an object or widget
Notes:

Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	The data value in the screen buffer associated with the widget
Notes:

Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	Indicates whether a widget can receive input focus or events
Notes:

Returns	LOGICAL

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Purpose:	The type of a handle
Notes:

Returns	CHARACTER

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Purpose:	Indicates whether a widget is currently visible on the display
Notes:

Returns	LOGICAL