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Interstage Studio J Business Kit GUI Library User's Guide
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3.35 Customizer (common section)

The Bean customizer of the basic GUI library has the following common properties and common property setting dialogs.

Note

Note the following when you manipulate the Bean customizer of the basic GUI library.

A memory shortage may occur, depending on the environment, if a large numeric value or character string is set in the customizer screen.

It is recommended to restart the system if a memory shortage message appears on the screen.

Component common property

Set the component common information.

Name

Set the component name.

This function, unlike the screen designer (screen edit function) of the integrated development environment that sets the name of an instance itself, sets a name as a property value in the instance. Use this property value to set the same name for different instances.

The initial value is the GUIBeans library name plus the number of instances created in the current development environment. The ordinal number in the initial value "GUIBeans library name + ordinal number" increments but has no other regularity because the number of instances created differs from that on the screen designer depending on the development environment and operation procedure.

Font

Set the font. When the button is pressed, [Font] setting dialog is displayed.

Foreground Color/Background Color

Set the foreground color and background color. When the button is pressed, [Foreground Color/Background Color] setting dialog is displayed.

Enabled

Set whether the component operation is enabled. If this item is checked, the component operation is enabled.

Visible

Set whether to display the component on the screen. If this item is checked, the component is displayed.

Enabling focus setting

Set whether to enable setting of the focus for the component. If this item is checked, the focus can be set.

Using focus traversal key

Set whether to use the focus traversal key. If this item is checked, focus can be used.

Ignoring paint messages from OS

Set whether to ignore paint messages from the OS. If this item is checked, paint messages from the OS are ignored.

JBK GUI common property

Set the component common information.

Border Type

Select the component border from among None, Flat, Convex, or Concave.

This is invalid in each class (Bean) of choice, slider, status bar, and tool bar.

Border Color

Set the border color.

Press the button to display [Border Color] setting dialog.

You can set a border color if the border type is Flat, Convex, and Concave.

This entry is disabled for the slider, status bar, and tool bar classes (Beans).

Border Width

Set the border width with a pixel value. Specify from 0 to 2147483647 as the border width.

This entry is disabled for the choice, slider, status bar, and tool bar classes (Beans).

Note

A system sometimes becomes unstable when very big value is established in the border width.

Popup Menu Display

Set display/no display for the popup menu. If this item is checked, the popup menu can be displayed with applications.

Control Enable Added Component

Set whether to control enable added component in accordance with this component.

If this item is checked, set to control component.

This entry is enabled for the group box, light weight panel, table, tab panel, and tool bar classes (Beans). And this entry is disabled for other classes (Beans).

Tool Tip Display

Set display/no display for the tool tip. If this item is checked, the tool tip is displayed.

Tool Tip Text

Set the character string displayed as the tool tip.

[Foreground Color/Background Color] setting dialog

Set the foreground color and background color.

Type to be Changed

Select the target of change (Foreground Color/Background Color).

Basic Color

Select one of the colors provided in a list beforehand from among Default Color, Black, Blue, Cyan, DarkGray, Gray, Green, LightGray, Magenta, Orange, Pink, Red, White, Yellow.

Current Color

Displays the current foreground color and background color.

User Setting

Displays the RGB value of the current color with a slider or numeric value (0-255). You can set a precise color that cannot be displayed by the basic color.

Created Color

Displays the foreground color and background color of the created color.

OK

Specified value is made effective, and dialog is closed.

CANCEL

Specified value is invalidated, and dialog is closed.

[Border Color] setting dialog

Set the border color.

Changed color type:

Select the color type to change from among Basic Color, lightHighligh, highlight, DarkShadow, or Shadow.

Basic Color

Select one of the colors provided in a list beforehand from among Default Color, Black, Blue, Cyan, DarkGray, Gray, Green, LightGray, Magenta, Orange, Pink, Red, White, Yellow.

Current Color

Display the current border colors.

User Setting

Displays the RGB value of the current color with a slider or numeric value (0-255). You can set a precise color that cannot be displayed by the basic color.

Created Color

Display created border colors.

OK

Specified value is made effective, and dialog is closed.

CANCEL

Specified value is invalidated, and dialog is closed.

Color setting dialog

Set the color.

Color

Displays the current color. When the color is set with the basic color or slider, the color to be set is displayed.

Basic color list

Select one of the colors provided in a list beforehand from among Default Color, Black, Blue, Cyan, DarkGray, Gray, Green, LightGray, Magenta, Orange, Pink, Red, White, Yellow.

RGB setting

Displays the RGB value of the current color with a slider or numeric value (0-255). You can set a precise color that cannot be displayed by the basic color.

OK

Specified value is made effective, and dialog is closed.

CANCEL

Specified value is invalidated, and dialog is closed.

[Font] setting dialog

Set the component font.

Font

Displays the font to be used by the component.

Font Name

Select the font.

Style

Select the font style from among plain, bold, italic, or bold italic.

Size

Set the font size. Specify from 0 to 2147483647 as the font size.

OK

Specified value is made effective, and dialog is closed.

CANCEL

Specified value is invalidated, and dialog is closed.

[Input Limitation] setting dialog

Set the input restriction of character string.

Maximum Number of Input Enabled Characters

Set the maximum number of input enabled characters. When -1 is set, the maximum number of input characters is not checked. Specify from -1 to 2147483647 as the maximum number of input enabled characters.

Maximum Number of Input Enabled bytes

Set the maximum number of input-enabled bytes. When -1 is set, the maximum number of input input-enabled bytes is not checked. The specified value is invalid if maximum number of input enabled characters is bigger than -1. Specify from -1 to 2147483647 as the maximum number of input-enabled bytes.

Input Enabled Character

Set the characters that to be allowed for input. Set as a character string the characters that you want to allow for input.

Input Disabled Character

Set the characters that to be not allowed for input. Set as a character string the characters that you do not want to allow for input.

Input Enabled Character Set

Set the input enabled character set from All Type and Specify Character Type.

In case of Specify Character Type, if the type isn't checked, it is not enabled. If the part of the character kind which can't be inputted be made to input, it is specified by 'Input Enabled Character'.

OK

Specified value is made effective, and dialog is closed.

CANCEL

Specified value is invalidated, and dialog is closed.

[Cell] setting dialog

Set the cell property.