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Stored procedures
The ScrollWithFinger property is used to:
  • Determine if the content of a control can be moved with the finger ("finger scrolling").
  • Enable or disable touch-responsiveness for a control.
WINDEV This property corresponds to the "Move with finger" option available in the "Details" tab of List Box, Table and Looper controls.
Example
IF CBOX_TouchInterface = True THEN
TABLE_CustomerTable.ScrollWithFinger = True
ELSE
TABLE_CustomerTable.ScrollWithFinger = False
END
Syntax

Finding out whether a control allows finger movement Hide the details

<Result> = <Control used>.ScrollWithFinger
<Result>: Boolean
  • True if the control allows finger movement,
  • False otherwise.
<Control used>: Control name
Name of the control used. This control can be:
  • a List Box control.
  • a Table control.
  • a Looper control.

Enabling or disabling finger movement Hide the details

<Control used>.ScrollWithFinger = <Finger scrolling>
<Control used>: Control name
Name of the control used. This control can be:
  • a List Box control.
  • a Table control.
  • a Looper control.
<Finger scrolling>: Boolean
  • True if the control allows finger scrolling,
  • False otherwise.
Remarks

Limitations

WINDEV The ScrollWithFinger property can only be used on List Box, Table and Looper controls.
WINDEV

Special cases

On some systems, an automatic scroll with finger (supplied by the system) can be enabled even if the scroll with finger is disabled for the control.
Minimum version required
  • Version 16
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Last update: 07/03/2023

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