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Lines Property, SftMaskCalculator Object

Defines the maximum number of lines of intermediate results saved and displayed.

Syntax

Get

VB.NETCount = object.Lines As Short
VBCount = object.Lines As Integer
C#.NETshort Count = object.Lines;
VC++short Count = object->Lines;
short Count = object->GetLines();
CHRESULT object->get_Lines(short* Count);

Put

VB.NETobject.Lines = Count As Short
VBobject.Lines = Count As Integer
C#.NETshort object.Lines = Count;
VC++short object->Lines = Count;
void object->PutLines(short Count);
CHRESULT object->put_Lines(short Count);

object

A SftMaskCalculator object.

Count

Defines the maximum number of lines of intermediate results saved and displayed.

Comments

The Lines property defines the maximum number of lines of intermediate results saved and displayed.

The VisibleLines property defines the maximum number of lines of intermediate results visible at any time. If the VisibleLines property is less than the Lines property, a scrollbar appears as soon as the number of lines defined using the VisibleLines property is shown.

Examples

VB.NET

    Dim CalcObj As SftMaskCalculator
    AxSftMask1.Caption.SizePercent = 33
    AxSftMask1.Caption.Text = "&Amount:"
    AxSftMask1.Mask = "| $C-,8.2"
    AxSftMask1.Alignment = SftMaskAlignConstants.alignSftMaskRight
    AxSftMask1.EntrySelect = SftMaskEntrySelectConstants.entrySftMaskSelectEnd
    AxSftMask1.Text = 10
    CalcObj = AxSftMask1.Calculator
    CalcObj.Lines = 12
    CalcObj.FracDigits = 2
    CalcObj.BackColor = Convert.ToUInt32(ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.Info) And &HFFFFFFFF&)
    CalcObj.ForeColor = Convert.ToUInt32(ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.InfoText) And &HFFFFFFFF&)
    CalcObj.TotalBackColor = Convert.ToUInt32(ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.Highlight) And &HFFFFFFFF&)
    CalcObj.TotalForeColor = Convert.ToUInt32(ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.HighlightText) And &HFFFFFFFF&)

    AxSftMask1.SelStart = 0 ' intentionally "bad" position

VB6

    Dim CalcObj As SftMaskLib70.SftMaskCalculator
    SftMask1.Caption.SizePercent = 33
    SftMask1.Caption.Text = "&Amount:"
    SftMask1.Mask = "| $C-,8.2"
    SftMask1.Alignment = alignSftMaskRight
    SftMask1.EntrySelect = entrySftMaskSelectEnd
    SftMask1.Text = 10
    Set CalcObj = SftMask1.Calculator
    CalcObj.Lines = 12
    CalcObj.FracDigits = 2
    CalcObj.BackColor = vbInfoBackground
    CalcObj.ForeColor = vbInfoText
    CalcObj.TotalBackColor = vbHighlight
    CalcObj.TotalForeColor = vbHighlightText

    SftMask1.SelStart = 0 ' intentionally "bad" position

C#

    axSftMask1.Caption.SizePercent = 33;
    axSftMask1.Caption.Text = "&Amount:";
    axSftMask1.Mask = "| $C-,8.2";
    axSftMask1.Alignment = SftMaskAlignConstants.alignSftMaskRight;
    axSftMask1.EntrySelect = SftMaskEntrySelectConstants.entrySftMaskSelectEnd;
    axSftMask1.Text = "10";

    CalcObj.Lines = 12;
    CalcObj.FracDigits = 2;
    CalcObj.BackColor = (uint) ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.Info);
    CalcObj.ForeColor = (uint) ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.InfoText);
    CalcObj.TotalBackColor = (uint) ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.Highlight);
    CalcObj.TotalForeColor = (uint) ColorTranslator.ToOle(SystemColors.HighlightText);

    axSftMask1.SelStart = 0; // intentionally "bad" position
    axSftMask1.OptimalPosition(true);

C++

    m_pMask1->Caption->SizePercent = 33;
    m_pMask1->Caption->Text = _T("&Amount:");
    m_pMask1->Mask = _T("| $C-,8.2");
    m_pMask1->Alignment = alignSftMaskRight;
    m_pMask1->EntrySelect = entrySftMaskSelectEnd;
    m_pMask1->Text = _T("10");

    pCalc->Lines = 12;
    pCalc->FracDigits = 2;
    pCalc->BackColor = COLOR_INFOBK |0x80000000L;
    pCalc->ForeColor = COLOR_INFOTEXT |0x80000000L;
    pCalc->TotalBackColor = COLOR_HIGHLIGHT |0x80000000L;
    pCalc->TotalForeColor = COLOR_HIGHLIGHTTEXT |0x80000000L;

    m_pMask1->SelStart = 0; // intentionally "bad" position
    m_pMask1->OptimalPosition(VARIANT_TRUE);

See Also SftMaskCalculator Object | Object Hierarchy


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