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HeightHalfExpanded (Property) In french: HauteurIntermédiaire
The HeightHalfExpanded property gets and sets the "half-expanded" height of the bottom sliding window associated with the current window.
MyBottomSlidingWindow.HeightCollapsed = 58
MyBottomSlidingWindow.HeightHalfExpanded = swFitToContent
MyBottomSlidingWindow.HeightExpanded = 0.9
WinSlidingVisible(swBottom, swHalfExpanded)
Syntax
Getting the "half-extended" height of a bottom sliding window Hide the details
<Result> = <Sliding window>.HeightHalfExpanded
<Result>: Integer or Integer constant - Value greater than 1: Height (in pixels) of the bottom sliding window, when half-expanded.
- Value between 0 and 1: Screen height percentage.
- Negative Value: Constant used to define the "half-extended" height of the bottom sliding window:
| | swDisabled | The half-extended mode of bottom sliding windows is disabled. | swFitToContent | The height in half-extended mode corresponds to the height of the internal window. | swSysMedium | The height in half-extended mode is half the height of the host window. |
<Sliding window>: MyBottomSlidingWindow MyBottomSlidingWindow keyword corresponding to the bottom sliding window defined for the current window.
Setting the "half-extended" height of a bottom sliding window Hide the details
<Sliding window>.HeightHalfExpanded = <New half-expanded height>
<Sliding window>: MyBottomSlidingWindow MyBottomSlidingWindow keyword corresponding to the bottom sliding window defined for the current window. <New half-expanded height>: Integer or Integer constant New half-extended height for bottom sliding windows. This height can correspond to: - a number of pixels.
- a percentage of the screen height (integer between 0 and 1),
- one of the following constants:
| | swDisabled | The half-extended mode of bottom sliding windows is disabled. | swFitToContent | The height in half-extended mode corresponds to the height of the internal window. | swSysMedium | The height in half-extended mode is half the height of the host window. |
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