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SftMask.TabAdvance Property |
Defines whether the Tab key advances to the next input field in the edit control.
Syntax
VB.NET |
Boolean = object.TabAdvance As Boolean |
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VB |
Boolean = object.TabAdvance As Boolean |
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C#.NET |
bool Boolean = object.TabAdvance; |
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VC++ |
VARIANT_BOOL Boolean = object->TabAdvance;
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C |
HRESULT object->get_TabAdvance(VARIANT_BOOL* Boolean); |
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Delphi |
Boolean := object.TabAdvance : WordBool; |
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VB.NET |
object.TabAdvance = Boolean As Boolean |
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VB |
object.TabAdvance = Boolean As Boolean |
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C#.NET |
bool object.TabAdvance = Boolean; |
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VC++ |
VARIANT_BOOL object->TabAdvance = Boolean;
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C |
HRESULT object->put_TabAdvance(VARIANT_BOOL Boolean); |
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Delphi |
object.TabAdvance := Boolean : WordBool; |
object
A SftMask object.
Boolean
Defines whether the Tab key advances to the next input field in the edit control.
Boolean |
Description |
True |
Enables tabbing within the control. |
False |
Disables tabbing within the control. |
Comments
The TabAdvance property defines whether the Tab key advances to the next input field in the edit control.
Depending on the input mask, it may be desirable to allow the user to tab between different input fields within one Masked Edit control. For example, when entering dates, the user may wish to tab between Month, Day and Year fields. The TabAdvance property can be used to enable this feature.
If TabAdvance is set to True, the Tab key will advance or back up (Shift+Tab) the caret location to the next input field (see Keyboard & Mouse Interface). If the caret location is already at the end (or beginning) of the input data, the input focus will move to the next (or previous) control on the form instead.
The TabAdvance property has no effect if the control is used as a simple edit control (without Mask).
The TabAdvanceLast property can be used to control whether the Tab key advances to the last position in the control or to the next control instead.