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- Overview
- Manipulating Wire controls programmatically
- The WLanguage functions
- Properties specific to Wire controls
Manipulating Wire controls programmatically
WINDEV allows you to programmatically manipulate Wire controls. To do so, use the variable of the Wire control in the code. To manipulate a Wire control through programming, WINDEV proposes several functions and properties. This help page explains how to programmatically manipulate Wire controls. Manipulating Wire controls programmatically The WLanguage functions The following WLanguage functions are used to handle a Wire control: Properties specific to Wire controls The following properties are specific to the programmatic management of Wire control queue characteristics: | | | AttachPointEnd | The AttachPointEnd property gets and sets the position of the end attachment point of a Wire control. | | AttachPointStart | The AttachPointStart property gets and sets the position of the start attachment point of a Wire control. | | EndControl | The EndControl property gets or sets the target control of a Wire control. | | MaxNbSegment | The MaxNbSegment property gets and sets the maximum number of line segments for drawing a Wire control. | | OriginWaypoint | The OriginWaypoint property is used to get and define the origin of points whose coordinates are specified in the WayPoint property. | | ShapeExtremityEnd | The ShapeExtremityEnd property is used to identify and change the type of shape used for the end of a Wire control. | | ShapeExtremitySize | The ShapeExtremitySize property is used to identify and change the size of the shape at the beginning and end of a Wire control. | | ShapeExtremityStart | The ShapeExtremityStart property gets and sets the source end shape of a Wire control. | | StartControl | The StartControl property gets and sets the source control of a Wire control. | | WayPoint | The WayPoint property is used to determine and change the points a Wire control has to pass through. |
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