SyncParm object – PB Docs 125
SyncParm object A SyncParm object is a system structure that you can use to obtain runtime properties from a synchronization option window, and then pass these property values to an MLSync object. The SyncParm object has no events or functions. Properties SyncParm property Datatype Description AuthenticateParms String Used to pass parameters to an authenticate_parameters connection…
Tab control – PB Docs 125
Tab control A Tab control contains tab pages, which are user objects that contain controls. Tab pages can be defined within the Tab control or they can be defined in the User Object painter and inserted into the Tab control. Each tab page can have its own label, picture, and background color. All tab pages…
Throwable object – PB Docs 125
Throwable object The Throwable datatype is the base class for all throwable objects. These include exceptions and error objects. Properties Throwable property Datatype Description ClassDefinition PowerObject An object of type PowerObject containing information about the class definition of the object or control. Text String Contains the text of the error message. Events Throwable event Occurs…
Timing object – PB Docs 125
Timing object Timing is a nonvisual system object that can be used when a Timer event cannot be associated with a window. To use a timing object, create a standard class user object that inherits from the Timing system class, and then create an instance of the inherited timing object. Properties Timing property Datatype Description…
Viewing system objects – PB Docs 125
Viewing system objects Using the Browser From within PowerBuilder, you can use the PowerBuilder Browser to see a complete list of system objects and their properties, events, and functions. To display the system objects, select the System tab of the Browser. The default display is to list the objects alphabetically. To see the objects displayed…
Rectangle control – PB Docs 125
Rectangle control A rectangle is a filled or outlined rectangular form within a window and is typically used for design purposes. For example, you can put a CommandButton or a picture in a rectangle, or you can use a rectangle behind and slightly offset from another control to create a shadow effect. When you use…
TraceActivityNode object – PB Docs 125
TraceActivityNode object The TraceActivityNode object provides information about the nodes in a trace file, including the type of activity represented by a node. You use the TraceActivityNode object in conjunction with the TraceFile object. The TraceActivityNode object has no events. Properties TraceActivityNode property Datatype Description ActivityType TraceActivity (enumerated) A value of the enumerated datatype TraceActivity…