WinEditMode (Property)

..WinEditMode is used to find out and modify the actions allowed on the window and its controls when the window switches to the mode "Modification of UI by the end user".

Example

// Allows the size and position to be modified in the window
// except for the OK button
WIN_MyWindow..WinEditMode = weSelection + wePosition + weSize
BTN_OK..WinEditAllowed = weNone
WinEdActive(WIN_MyWindow, True)

Syntax

Finding out the operations allowed on a window and its controls Hide the details

<Result> = <Window>..WinEditMode

<Result>: Integer constant (or combination of constants)

Combination of the following constants:
weAddWire The end user can add a wire between several controls.
weAddRepositionableNote The end user can add a repositionable note into the window.
weChangeTooltip The end user can modify the tooltips of controls.
weChangeWire The end user can modify the wires between the controls.
weMoveControl The end user can move the controls.
weMultiSelection The end user can select several controls at the same time.
Caution: This constant requires the use of the weSelection constant.
wePosition The end user can move the controls.
weResizeControl The end user can resize the controls.
weSelection The end user can select the controls.
weSize The end user can modify the size of controls.

<Window>: Window name

Name of window to use.

Modifying the operations allowed on a window and its controls Hide the details

<Window>..WinEditMode = <Authorized operations>

<Window>: Window name

Name of window to use.

<Authorized operations>: Integer constant (or combination of constants)

Operations allowed on the window and its controls:
weAddWire The end user can add a wire between several controls.
weAddRepositionableNote The end user can add a repositionable note into the window.
weNone The end user cannot modify or select anything in the window. This option is the default option.
This option cannot be combined with one of the other options.
weChangeTooltip The end user can modify the tooltips of controls.
weChangeWire The end user can modify the wires between the controls.
weMoveControl The end user can move the controls.
weMultiSelection The end user can select several controls at the same time.
Caution: This constant requires the use of the weSelection constant.
wePosition The end user can move the controls.
weResizeControl The end user can resize the controls.
weSelection The end user can select the controls.
weSize The end user can modify the size of controls.
weAll The end user can modify everything in the window.
This option cannot be combined with one of the other options.

Remarks

..WinEditMode is used to define the authorizations for performing modifications on a window and its controls. The authorizations can be configured control by control with ..WinEditAllowed.