Scripting Windows Controls
- Last UpdatedNov 07, 2016
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You can use QuickScript functions in scripts to:
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Get or set the value of a control.
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Enable, disable, or hide a control.
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Work with items in combo boxes, list boxes, text boxes, and check boxes.
The run-time properties can be either read-write or read-only, depending on the property.
Use the GetPropertyX() and SetPropertyX() functions to control or retrieve these properties.
Related Links
- Getting or Setting the Value of a Control
- Enabling or Disabling a Control for User Input
- Hiding Windows Controls Dynamically
- Adding and Deleting Items in Combo Boxes
- Loading and Saving List Items From or To a File
- Finding Items In a Combo Box or List
- Working with Item Indexes in a Combo Box or List
- Counting List Box or Combo Box Items
- Getting or Setting the Value of a List Item
- Getting the Name of a List Item
- Loading the Contents of a Text Box
- Checking If a Text Box is Read-Only
- Getting or Setting the Label of a Check Box
- Understanding Windows Controls Error Messages