Here we discuss the Interactions methods in more general terms.
FORM METHODS
Views Form/Window Listen to any kind Action being performed and call one of the following methods with respect to the user's action.
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string GetControl( ) |
This method returns the name of the control where the user clicked a button or entered a value.
The string matches the value of the name attribute used in the XML specification.
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string GetText (string name) |
Returns the string value of the control which is named. The GetText() method is intended to read
values entered into the TextBox and ListBox controls or filenames created with the
OpenFileDialog or SaveFileDialog controls. Additionally, if name refers to a GroupBox control, then
this method returns the text attribute of whichever radio button inside the group is checked.
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string GetText (string name, int index) |
This method is used with a ListBox control. It returns the string which is in position
index in thelist. (The first string in the list has index 0.)
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void PutText (string name, string text) |
Displays a string in the named ListBox or TextBox control. When used with a ListBox control,
the string is appended to the end of the list.
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void PutText (string name, int index, string text) |
Displays a string in the named ListBox control, replacing or creating a string at position
index inthe list.
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void PutImage (string name, string filename) |
Sets the
Image attribute of a Button or PictureBox control to be the image obtained from the filewhose name is provided as the second argument.
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void PutImage (string name, Image img) |
Sets the Image attribute of a Button or PictureBox control.
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int GetValue (string name) |
Returns an integer value from the named control. It is used with the TrackBar and CheckBox
controls.
For CheckBox, the result is 0 for unchecked and 1 for checked.
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void PutValue (string name, int value) |
Stores an integer value into the named control. It is used with ProgressBar, TrackBar and Check-
Box controls. For a CheckBox, storing zero unchecks the box and storing any other integer causes
the box to be checked.
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