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OrientationTitle (Property) In french: AngleTitre
The OrientationTitle property is used to: - Determine whether the column headings in a Table control are angled.
- Angle the column headings in a Table control (e.g. 45 degrees)
Remark: If the headings are angled, their height is adjusted to show all the column headings.
TABLE_TABLE1.COL_Colum1.Title = "Heading too long"
TABLE_TABLE1.OrientationTitle = 50
Syntax
Determining whether a column heading is angled Hide the details
<Angle> = <Control used>.OrientationTitle
<Angle>: Integer Angle in degrees of the column heading. The angle can be between 0 (horizontal heading) and 90 degrees (vertical heading). The angle is set to 0 by default (horizontal heading) <Control used>: Control name Name of the control used: Table or TreeView Table control.
Setting the angle of the column headings Hide the details
<Control used>.OrientationTitle = <Angle>
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control used: Table or TreeView Table control. <Angle>: Integer Angle in degrees of the column heading. The angle can be between 0 (horizontal heading) and 90 degrees (vertical heading). Remarks Special cases - If an angle is specified, the position of the different column icons (sorted column, sortable column, search and filter) becomes fixed.
- Angles less than 10 degrees are represented by angles of at least 10 degrees.
- This property has no effect on Table controls oriented at 90 degrees (i.e. with headings on the left and not at the top).
- Graphic functions (such as gImage, gFontBold, etc.) have no effect on column headings if they are angled with the OrientationTitle property.
Limitation The OrientationTitle property applies only to Table and TreeView Table controls in a window.
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