The #TextList object is used to display text files as a list within a rectangular area. The #TextList object supports ASCII,UNICODE and a Subset from HTML 3.2 und 4.
Parameters
Object
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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#TextList |
M |
Display of text files in a list |
Text/File
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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<filename>[#<anchor>] |
O |
Filename with on optional HTML-anchor
Sample: manual.html#chapter3 ➔Loads the document manual.html and scrolls to anchor chapter3.
Following file extensions are supported:
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<variable> |
O |
The filename may be be supplied by a variable of type STRING/WSTRING. Consider first to use VarValue! |
Font
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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<Fontname>.FNT |
O |
Font for displaying the text list |
X, Y, DX, DY
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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Integer constants |
O |
Position and dimension of the text list |
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Variable of type INT |
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Color
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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O |
Font color of the text list |
Backcolor
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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O |
Background color of the text list |
Format
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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O |
No frame |
Format to display the text list except for Border=Shadow |
Border=Standard |
O |
Standard Qt-Border |
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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<variable> |
O |
Numerical variable: The variable stores the position of the vertical scroll bar. This causes the text to be displayed at the same position the next time the operator opens this screen page.
String variable: The file name of the file to be displayed is transferred in the variable.
The variable may contain the filename including an optional HTML-anchor, or a bare anchore.
Navigation can be realized via hyperlinks. But sometimes it may be useful to control the document from outside the #TextList, e.g. by #Button-Action.
Sample: SetVar=manual.html ➔ Loads manual.html and displays from the start.
SetVar=manual.html#index ➔ Loads manual.html and scrolls to anchor index.
SetVar=#chapter3 ➔ Scroll current document to anchor #chapter3.
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VarType
VarState
Option
M/O |
Default |
Description |
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DX=<width> |
O |
25 |
<width> stands for the width of the vertical scroll bar in pixels. 0 = Hide scroll bar |
DY=<height> |
O |
25 |
<height> stands for the height of the horizontal scroll bar in pixels 0 = Hide scroll bar |
User-specific display of the scroll bar
See Qt style sheet
Difference to EPAM3
| • | The display of CSV files is no longer supported. These can be displayed as HTML files. |
| • | The Format option is no longer necessary. |