A window, by itself , can be thought of as an empty frame. The frame provides a way to interact with the window, including the ability to scroll, move,
Latest Answer: For a canvas and its items to be visible, it must be assigned to a window. By the same token, for a window to be visible, it must contain at least one canvas. Therefore, canvases and windows rely on each other to make themselves and other Forms objects ...
Root window, secondary window.
Latest Answer: There are two styles of windows in Forms: document and dialog. Document windows are commonly used for data entry and query screens; they are the main windows in an application. Dialog windows are used to deliver messages, display lists, or present the ...
No.
Latest Answer: Because Document windows are usually modeless (Modal property set to No) and dialog windows are usually modal (Modal property set to Yes). ...
Find_window, get_window_property, hide_window, move_window, resize_window, set_window_property, show_View
Latest Answer: Find_window,get_window_property,hide_window,move_window,resize_window,set_window_property,show_Window ...
When-window-activated, when-window-closed, when-window-deactivated,when-window-resized
What built-in is used for changing the properties of the window dynamically?
Set_window_property Canvas-View
A canvas-view is the background object on which you layout the interface items (text-items, check boxes, radio groups, and so on.) and boilerplate objects that
Latest Answer: CANVAS VIEWPORTS (VIEWS)The terms “canvas view” and “viewport” are synonymous. The viewport refers to the area of the canvas that is visible to the user. What this means is that the canvas object itself is not always entirely visible; ...
Page - Canvas-View Page 0 - Canvas-view null.
Content View, Stacked View.
Latest Answer: Conetent View(Default)Stack View(Only create on content canvas only)Tab ViewToolbar View(Vertical/Horizontal)--Always try to connect it with window for many forms in one application. ...
A content view is the "Base" view that occupies the entire content pane of the window in which it is displayed. A stacked view differs from a content canvas view
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