class ColumnSpinBox
An entryfield with a spinner for entering numeric or date values in a grid column.
Syntax
These controls are created by assigning the appropriate editorType to the GridColumn object.
Properties
The following tables list the properties and events of interest in the ColumnSpinBox class. (No methods are associated with this class.)
|
Property |
Default |
Description |
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COLUMNSPINBOX |
Identifies the object as an instance of the ColumnSpinBox class | |
|
(COLUMNSPINBOX) |
Identifies the object as an instance of a custom class. When no custom class exists, defaults to baseClassName | |
|
|
The color of the text in the ColumnSpinBox object when the object has focus | |
|
WindowText |
The color of the text in the ColumnSpinBox object when the object does not have focus | |
|
|
A text formatting function | |
|
|
Formatting template | |
|
|
The maximum value | |
|
|
The minimum value | |
|
false |
Whether the range values are enforced even when no change has been made | |
|
1 |
The value added or subtracted when using the spinner | |
|
Invalid input |
The message that is displayed when the valid event fails | |
|
|
The value currently displayed in the ColumnSpinBox object
| |
|
Event |
Parameters |
Description |
|
|
When attempting to remove focus. Must return true, or focus remains.
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The following table lists the common properties, events, and methods of the ColumnSpinBox class:
|
Property |
|
Event |
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Method |
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borderStyle
|
beforeCellPaint |
none |
Description
A ColumnSpinBox is a simplified SpinBox control in a grid column. When the enumerated editorType property of a GridColumn control is set to SpinBox, the column uses a ColumnSpinBox control, which is accessible through the GridColumn object’s editorControl property.
Only the cell that has focus appears as a spinbox. All other cells in the column which do not have focus appear as ColumnEntryfield controls instead, with no spinner control.
As with all column controls, the dataLink
and width for the control is
in the parent GridColumn object, not the control itself. The height
is controlled by the cellHeight
of the grid.
If a mouse event is implemented for this control it overrides the matching
grid level event.