SftMask/OCX 7.0 - ActiveX Masked Edit Control

TotalForeColor Property, SftMaskCalculator Object

Defines the foreground color of the current total in the calculator window.

Syntax

Get

VB.NET	Clr = object.TotalForeColor As UInteger
VB	Clr = object.TotalForeColor As OLE_COLOR
C#.NET	uint Clr = object.TotalForeColor;
VC++	OLE_COLOR Clr = object->TotalForeColor; OLE_COLOR Clr = object->GetTotalForeColor();
C	HRESULT object->get_TotalForeColor(OLE_COLOR* Clr);

Put

VB.NET	object.TotalForeColor = Clr As UInteger
VB	object.TotalForeColor = Clr As OLE_COLOR
C#.NET	uint object.TotalForeColor = Clr;
VC++	OLE_COLOR object->TotalForeColor = Clr; void object->PutTotalForeColor(OLE_COLOR Clr);
C	HRESULT object->put_TotalForeColor(OLE_COLOR Clr);

object

A SftMaskCalculator object.

Clr

Defines the foreground color of the current total in the calculator window.

Comments

The TotalForeColor property defines the foreground color of the current total in the calculator window.

Examples

VB.NET

    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
    AxSftMask1.OptimalPosition(True)
End Sub

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VB6

    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
    SftMask1.OptimalPosition True
End Sub

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C#

    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);
}

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C++

    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);

    return TRUE;
}

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See Also SftMaskCalculator Object | Object Hierarchy