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SftOptions 1.0 - ActiveX Options Control

SftOptionsEntry.Value Property

Defines the entry's value.

Syntax

Get

VB.NET	String = object.Value As String
VB	String = object.Value As String
C#.NET	string String = object.Value;
VC++	_bstr_t String = object->Value; _bstr_t String = object->GetValue();
C	HRESULT object->get_Value(BSTR* String);

Put

VB.NET	object.Value = String As String
VB	object.Value = String As String
C#.NET	string object.Value = String;
VC++	_bstr_t object->Value = String; void object->PutValue(_bstr_t String);
C	HRESULT object->put_Value(BSTR String);

object

A SftOptionsEntry object.

String

Defines the entry's value.

Comments

The Value property defines the entry's value.

The Value property reflects the current value of the property in the SftOptions control (the user interface control). The actual value as currently saved in the Registry or INI file is accessed using the SftOptsIO control and its SftOptsIO.OptionValue property or through the SftOption control's SftOptionsIO.OptionValue property.

Based on the entry type, the following Values are supported.

Name	Description
entrySftOptionsTopic	Any string value, not used or saved.
entrySftOptionsCheckBox	The string value "1" represents a selected options, any other value (including a null string) represents a deselected option.
entrySftOptionsCheckBox3	The string value "1" represents a selected options, "-1" represents unknown state, any other value (including a null string) represents a deselected option.
entrySftOptionsRadioButton	The string value "1" represents a selected options, any other value (including a null string) represents a deselected option.
entrySftOptionsEllipse	Any string value.

When testing check box or radio button values (or the associated IO.OptionValue or SftOptsIO.OptionValue" properties), test for "1" or "" (i.e., do not test for "0").

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