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Welcome to E ONTROLExontrol is devoted to create innovative user interface components for Windows applications, on /COM, /NET or /WPF platforms, since 1999. "eXontrol" comes from e(s)pecial (c)ontrol, where sc makes the X. Software development never stops. Neither do we. Our components are and will continue to be cutting edge development tools that adapt to the needs of our customers and to the changing software development environment. On this site you find components/tools/products/samples that are used in programming languages such as JavaScript, VB, VB.NET, VBA, C++, C#, X++, VFP, Access, Excel, Word, HTML, Delphi, Smalltalk, uniPaas (eDeveloper), Clarion, Dynamics AX, Dynamics NAV, xBasic, Visual Objects, Visual Dataflex, PowerBuilder, LabVIEW, Xbase++, AutoIt, Power++, FORTH, OpenEdge and so on...
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The following movie shows the ImageSize feature
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The ImageSize property allows you to change the default icon size from 16 to any other value.
In other words, ability to specify the size for icons, check-box, radio-buttons, expand-collapse glyphs and so on.
The Images method allows app to load icons from files, streams or BASE-64 encoded strings. The ImageSize property should be defined before the Images method, so the correct resolution for ICO is chosen. This feature will be available for all UI controls that support Images method.
The following movie shows the first-look of the newly eXComboBox/JS tool
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The ExComboBox/JS tool allows you to display a drop-down panel (Bezier, Calendar, Gantt, Gauge, Menu, OrgChart, Pivot, RadialMenu, Schedule, ScrollBar, Surface, SwimLane Tree or any other HTML element) once the user clicks a button. For instance, you can select a different item from a drop-down tree or list control, or you can select a different date from a drop-down calendar control. The ExComboBox/JS is a HTML standalone-component, written in JavaScript, that uses no third-party libraries.
The following movie shows how you can do drag and drop between JavaScript components
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The movie shows how you can implement drag and drop between JavaScript components. The drag and drop between HTML elements of the web page is possible by implementing the ExDrop(event, data) method. The event parameter holds information about the mouse/touch event once the element has been dropped. The data parameter holds information about the source-object that initiated the drag and drop operation, as an object of {object, source, client, shape} type.
The following movie shows how you can define hot-colors for ExTab component
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The video shows how you can define the skin-object to highlight once the cursor hovers a page of the tab control. A tab control is analogous to the dividers in a notebook or the labels in a file cabinet. By using a tab control, an application can define multiple pages for the same area of a form or dialog box. Each page consists of a certain type of information or a group of controls that the application displays when the user selects the corresponding tab. The feature is available for /COM and /NET versions.
The following movie shows the first-look of the newly ExICalendar/JS control
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The eXICalendar/JS library implements the ICalendar data format, according with Internet Calendaring and Scheduling Core Object Specification, RFC 5545, especially the RRULE property, which defines a rule or repeating pattern for recurring events, to-dos, journal entries, or time zone definitions. The recurrence rule, is used in computing the recurrence set. The recurrence set is the complete set of recurrence instances for a calendar component. The recurrence set is generated by considering the initial "DTSTART" property. The eXICalendar/JS is a HTML standalone-component, written in JavaScript, that uses no third-party libraries. You can check the new control here.
Mar20
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ExPlorerTree, 22.0.0.1
*NEW: DPI-Aware Support
*Added: New visual appearance for all internal icons to support high DPI resolution (100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, 200% and 300%)
*Fixed: The internal icons are stretched and look distorted when DPI scaling is not 100%
*Fixed: The Visual Studio 2022 (64-bit IDE) crashes if you try to place the /NET assembly in the form (design mode)
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ExRadialMenu, 17.0.0.1
*Added: Update the samples to support x64 configuration (/COM version)
*Fixed: No control frame is shown in design-mode under MS Excel's spreadsheet
*Fixed: The AttachTemplate method fails if using "handle" keyword on x64 version
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Mar15
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EXMLGrid, 18.0.0.1
*Added: New visual appearance for all internal icons to support high DPI resolution (100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, 200% and 300%)
*Fixed: The internal icons are stretched and look distorted when DPI scaling is not 100%
*Fixed: A GPF may occur on closing the form/window/dialog if one or more events are handled by AttachTemplate method
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ExToolBar, 18.0.0.2
*Added: TemplateDef/TemplatePut property allows defining inside variables for the Template feature ( available for /COM only, and useful to assign properties with multiple parameters, which is not supported in dBASE )
*Fixed: The AttachTemplate method fails if using "handle" keyword on x64 version
*Fixed: The expropertieslist/com fails if the user is trying to spy the control (x64 version only, AllowSpy property, browses the object by drag and drop)
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Mar13
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ExCascadeTree, 15.0.0.2
*Added: GridLinesStyleEnum.exGridlinesGeometric flag. The control's gridlines are drawn using a geometric pen. A geometric pen can have any width and can have any of the attributes of a brush, such as dithers and patterns (a cosmetic pen can only be a single pixel wide and must be a solid color, but cosmetic pen are generally faster than geometric pens.
*Fixed: A GPF may occur if re-loading data using expandable columns (Column.ExpandColumns property)
*Fixed: Expand/collapse glyphs are DPI aware
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