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Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

About TreeView controls – PB Docs 110

About TreeView controls TreeView controls provide a way to represent hierarchical relationships within a list. The TreeView provides a standard interface for expanding and collapsing branches of a hierarchy: When to use a TreeView You use TreeViews in windows and custom visual user objects. Choose a TreeView instead of a ListBox or ListView when your…

Providing MicroHelp – PB Docs 110

Providing MicroHelp MDI provides a MicroHelp facility that you can use to display information to the user in the status area at the bottom of the frame. For example, when the user selects a menu item, the MicroHelp facility displays a description of the selected item in the status area. You can define MicroHelp for…

Chapter 11 Providing Online Help for an Application – PB Docs 110

Chapter 11 Providing Online Help for an Application About this chapter This chapter describes how to provide online Help for other PowerBuilder developers and for end users on Windows. Contents Topic Creating Help files Providing online Help for developers Providing online Help for users Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Chapter 16 Implementing Rich Text – PB Docs 110

Chapter 16 Implementing Rich Text About this chapter This chapter explains how to use rich text in an application, either in a RichText DataWindow object or in a RichTextEdit control. Contents Topic Using rich text in an application Using a RichText DataWindow object Using a RichTextEdit control Rich text and the end user Before you…

Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures – PB Docs 110

Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures When you define and use a custom Transaction object to call remote stored procedures in your application, the features supported depend on the DBMS to which your application connects. The following sections describe the supported features for some of the DBMSs that you can access in PowerBuilder. Read…

Reading and writing text or binary files – PB Docs 110

Reading and writing text or binary files You use PowerScript text file functions to read and write text in line mode or text mode, or to read and write binary files in stream mode: In line mode, you can read a file a line at a time until either a carriage return or line feed…

Events for the PowerBuilder window ActiveX – PB Docs 110

Events for the PowerBuilder window ActiveX The PowerBuilder window ActiveX can respond to certain events occurring within the child window. These are outbound events, which execute first within the PowerBuilder window and then in the PowerBuilder window ActiveX. You can add JavaScript or VB Script code that responds to these events. The events are listed…

Overview of class definition information – PB Docs 110

Overview of class definition information A ClassDefinition object is a PowerBuilder object that provides information about the class of another PowerBuilder object. You can examine a class in a PowerBuilder library or the class of an instantiated object. By examining the properties of its ClassDefinition object, you can get details about how a class fits…

Web DataWindow on COM+ or IIS – PB Docs 110

Web DataWindow on COM+ or IIS You can run the Web DataWindow server component on COM+ using ASP as the page server. You can also run the Web DataWindow on a Microsoft IIS application server. Files required on the COM+ or IIS server Two types of files are required on the COM+ or IIS server:…

About deploying applications – PB Docs 110

About deploying applications PowerBuilder lets you develop and deploy applications for many application architectures. Traditional client/server applications The primary focus of this chapter is on building an executable file and packaging a single- or two-tier application for deployment. The chapter helps you decide whether to use compiled code or pseudocode, whether to use dynamic libraries…