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- Window alias
- Tab pane name
- Object type
- Connection name
- Limitations
Name (Property) In french: Nom
Not available with this kind of connection
The Name property is used to get: - the name of the font associated with a variable of type Font.
Remark: The font name must correspond to one of the fonts installed on the current computer. - the name of a control, report or report block.
- the name of a control, group of controls or window.
- the name of a control, group of controls or page.
The Name property is used to get the real name of a control generated in the page, i.e. the control alias. This property can only be used on the following types of controls: edit control, List Box, Combo Box, Check Box, Radio Button and Button.
The Name property is used to change the name of the font associated with a Font variable. The Name property can also be used to handle the names of different HFSQL objects. You can: - Find out the name of a connection.
- Find out the name of an object handled by indirection:
- data file defined in the data model editor or through programming,
- view,
- query previously executed with HExecuteQuery,
- item defined in the data model editor or through programming,
- link defined in the data model editor or through programming.
- Define the name of the described element:
- when a file is described through programming,
- when an item is described through programming,
- when a link is described through programming,
- when a full-text index is described through programming.
Versions 15 and later New in version 15 Versions 17 and later New in version 17 Versions 18 and later New in version 18 Versions 20 and later New in version 20 Remark : From version 19, HFSQL is the new name of HyperFileSQL. Versions 21 and later New in version 21 Versions 27 and later New in version 27
// Procedure to which a control name is passed as parameter PROCEDURE MakeVisible(Control) // Name of current control IF {Control}..Name = "CustomerName" THEN {Control}..Visible = True END
Syntax
Finding out the name of specified element Hide the details
<Result> = <Element used>.Name
<Result>: Character string Name of specified element. <Element used>: Character string Name of the element to be used. Remarks Versions 18 and later New in version 18
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