PushButton

From Real Software Documentation

For web applications, see WebButton.

A PushButton is the standard button used in desktop apps.

Events

Action DropObject MouseExit Close GotFocus MouseMove ConstructContextualMenu KeyDown MouseUp ContextualMenuAction KeyUp MouseWheel DragEnter LostFocus Open DragExit MouseDown DragOver MouseEnter

Properties

Active Italic Scope AutoDeactivate Left TabIndex Bold LockBottom TabStop ButtonStyle LockLeft TextFont Cancel LockRight TextSize Caption LockTop Top Default MouseCursor TrueWindow Enabled MouseX Underline Handle MouseY Visible Height Name Width HelpTag PanelIndex Window Index Parent

Methods

AcceptFileDrop Close Refresh AcceptPictureDrop DrawInto RefreshRect AcceptRawDataDrop Invalidate SetFocus AcceptTextDrop Push

Notes

To set an accelerator character, precede the character in the Caption with an ampersand. In order to show an ampersand in the Caption, use two ampersands in a row.

The PushButton's Caption property can show a caption that uses an encoding that doesn’t match the application’s region code (or while running within the IDE, the IDE’s region code). For example, an English application can set a Japanese caption, as long as it first sets the button’s TextFont to Osaka.

If your Pushbutton has a height greater than 22 pixels, on OS X it will not have the standard rounded appearance and will instead be drawn as a square button. This is a restriction of OS X, not Real Studio.

See Also

BevelButton, SegmentedControl controls; RectControl class.