Type | Description | |||
Long | A long expression that specifies the height to fit all elements within the control. |
The following samples show how you can get the required size, so all elements of the control fits its client area
VBA (MS Access, Excell...)
With ToolBar1 With .Items .Add "Item 1" .Add "Item 2" End With .Refresh Debug.Print( .RequiredWidth ) Debug.Print( .RequiredHeight ) End With
VB6
With ToolBar1 With .Items .Add "Item 1" .Add "Item 2" End With .Refresh Debug.Print( .RequiredWidth ) Debug.Print( .RequiredHeight ) End With
VB.NET
With Extoolbar1 With .Items .Add("Item 1") .Add("Item 2") End With .Refresh() Debug.Print( .RequiredWidth ) Debug.Print( .RequiredHeight ) End With
VB.NET for /COM
With AxToolBar1 With .Items .Add("Item 1") .Add("Item 2") End With .Refresh() Debug.Print( .RequiredWidth ) Debug.Print( .RequiredHeight ) End With
C++
/* Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as it defines the namespace 'EXTOOLBARLib' for the library: 'ExToolBar 1.0 Control Library' #import <ExToolBar.dll> using namespace EXTOOLBARLib; */ EXTOOLBARLib::IToolBarPtr spToolBar1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_TOOLBAR1)->GetControlUnknown(); EXTOOLBARLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spToolBar1->GetItems(); var_Items->Add(L"Item 1",vtMissing,vtMissing); var_Items->Add(L"Item 2",vtMissing,vtMissing); spToolBar1->Refresh(); OutputDebugStringW( _bstr_t(spToolBar1->GetRequiredWidth()) ); OutputDebugStringW( _bstr_t(spToolBar1->GetRequiredHeight()) );
C++ Builder
Extoolbarlib_tlb::IItemsPtr var_Items = ToolBar1->Items; var_Items->Add(L"Item 1",TNoParam(),TNoParam()); var_Items->Add(L"Item 2",TNoParam(),TNoParam()); ToolBar1->Refresh(); OutputDebugString( PChar(ToolBar1->RequiredWidth) ); OutputDebugString( PChar(ToolBar1->RequiredHeight) );
C#
exontrol.EXTOOLBARLib.Items var_Items = extoolbar1.Items; var_Items.Add("Item 1",null,null); var_Items.Add("Item 2",null,null); extoolbar1.Refresh(); System.Diagnostics.Debug.Print( extoolbar1.RequiredWidth.ToString() ); System.Diagnostics.Debug.Print( extoolbar1.RequiredHeight.ToString() );
JScript/JavaScript
<BODY onload='Init()'> <OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2" id="ToolBar1"></OBJECT> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JScript"> function Init() { var var_Items = ToolBar1.Items; var_Items.Add("Item 1",null,null); var_Items.Add("Item 2",null,null); ToolBar1.Refresh(); alert( ToolBar1.RequiredWidth ); alert( ToolBar1.RequiredHeight ); } </SCRIPT> </BODY>
VBScript
<BODY onload='Init()'> <OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2" id="ToolBar1"></OBJECT> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript"> Function Init() With ToolBar1 With .Items .Add "Item 1" .Add "Item 2" End With .Refresh alert( .RequiredWidth ) alert( .RequiredHeight ) End With End Function </SCRIPT> </BODY>
C# for /COM
EXTOOLBARLib.Items var_Items = axToolBar1.Items; var_Items.Add("Item 1",null,null); var_Items.Add("Item 2",null,null); axToolBar1.Refresh(); System.Diagnostics.Debug.Print( axToolBar1.RequiredWidth.ToString() ); System.Diagnostics.Debug.Print( axToolBar1.RequiredHeight.ToString() );
X++ (Dynamics Ax 2009)
public void init() { COM com_Items; anytype var_Items; ; super(); var_Items = extoolbar1.Items(); com_Items = var_Items; com_Items.Add("Item 1"); com_Items.Add("Item 2"); extoolbar1.Refresh(); print( extoolbar1.RequiredWidth() ); print( extoolbar1.RequiredHeight() ); }
Delphi 8 (.NET only)
with AxToolBar1 do begin with Items do begin Add('Item 1',Nil,Nil); Add('Item 2',Nil,Nil); end; Refresh(); OutputDebugString( RequiredWidth ); OutputDebugString( RequiredHeight ); end
Delphi (standard)
with ToolBar1 do begin with Items do begin Add('Item 1',Null,Null); Add('Item 2',Null,Null); end; Refresh(); OutputDebugString( RequiredWidth ); OutputDebugString( RequiredHeight ); end
VFP
with thisform.ToolBar1 with .Items .Add("Item 1") .Add("Item 2") endwith .Refresh DEBUGOUT( .RequiredWidth ) DEBUGOUT( .RequiredHeight ) endwith
dBASE Plus
local oToolBar,var_Items oToolBar = form.Activex1.nativeObject var_Items = oToolBar.Items var_Items.Add("Item 1") var_Items.Add("Item 2") oToolBar.Refresh() ? Str(oToolBar.RequiredWidth) ? Str(oToolBar.RequiredHeight)
XBasic (Alpha Five)
Dim oToolBar as P Dim var_Items as P oToolBar = topparent:CONTROL_ACTIVEX1.activex var_Items = oToolBar.Items var_Items.Add("Item 1") var_Items.Add("Item 2") oToolBar.Refresh() ? oToolBar.RequiredWidth ? oToolBar.RequiredHeight
Visual Objects
local var_Items as IItems var_Items := oDCOCX_Exontrol1:Items var_Items:Add("Item 1",nil,nil) var_Items:Add("Item 2",nil,nil) oDCOCX_Exontrol1:Refresh() OutputDebugString(String2Psz( AsString(oDCOCX_Exontrol1:RequiredWidth) )) OutputDebugString(String2Psz( AsString(oDCOCX_Exontrol1:RequiredHeight) ))
PowerBuilder
OleObject oToolBar,var_Items oToolBar = ole_1.Object var_Items = oToolBar.Items var_Items.Add("Item 1") var_Items.Add("Item 2") oToolBar.Refresh() MessageBox("Information",string( String(oToolBar.RequiredWidth) )) MessageBox("Information",string( String(oToolBar.RequiredHeight) ))
Visual DataFlex
Procedure OnCreate Forward Send OnCreate Variant voItems Get ComItems to voItems Handle hoItems Get Create (RefClass(cComItems)) to hoItems Set pvComObject of hoItems to voItems Get ComAdd of hoItems "Item 1" Nothing Nothing to Nothing Get ComAdd of hoItems "Item 2" Nothing Nothing to Nothing Send Destroy to hoItems Send ComRefresh Showln (ComRequiredWidth(Self)) Showln (ComRequiredHeight(Self)) End_Procedure
XBase++
#include "AppEvent.ch" #include "ActiveX.ch" PROCEDURE Main LOCAL oForm LOCAL nEvent := 0, mp1 := NIL, mp2 := NIL, oXbp := NIL LOCAL oItems LOCAL oToolBar oForm := XbpDialog():new( AppDesktop() ) oForm:drawingArea:clipChildren := .T. oForm:create( ,,{100,100}, {640,480},, .F. ) oForm:close := {|| PostAppEvent( xbeP_Quit )} oToolBar := XbpActiveXControl():new( oForm:drawingArea ) oToolBar:CLSID := "Exontrol.ToolBar.1" /*{DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2}*/ oToolBar:create(,, {10,60},{610,370} ) oItems := oToolBar:Items() oItems:Add("Item 1") oItems:Add("Item 2") oToolBar:Refresh() DevOut( Transform(oToolBar:RequiredWidth(),"") ) DevOut( Transform(oToolBar:RequiredHeight(),"") ) oForm:Show() DO WHILE nEvent != xbeP_Quit nEvent := AppEvent( @mp1, @mp2, @oXbp ) oXbp:handleEvent( nEvent, mp1, mp2 ) ENDDO RETURN