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- Default maximum height
- Limitations
MaxLineHeight (Property) In french: HauteurLigneMax
The MaxLineHeight property gets and sets the maximum height in: - the rows of a Table control (case of multiline rows with automatic resizing)
- the rows of a TreeView Table control.
- the rows of a Looper control.
Note: The maximum height of the rows in a Table control is set in the window editor, in the "Details" tab of the control description.
TABLE_Table1.MaxLineHeight = 2
Syntax
Getting the maximum height of the rows Hide the details
<Current maximum height> = <Control used>.MaxLineHeight
<Current maximum height>: Integer Maximum height (expressed in lines of text) of the rows for the specified control. <Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: Table, TreeView Table or Looper control.
Changing the height of the rows Hide the details
<Control used>.MaxLineHeight = <New maximum height>
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: Table, TreeView Table or Looper control. <New maximum height>: Integer New maximum height (expressed in lines of text): - of the rows in the specified Table or TreeView Table control.
- of the rows in the specified Looper control.
Only new rows will be modified. Rows that are already displayed will not be modified. Remarks Default maximum height The maximum height of a row is set to 0 by default. In this case, the maximum height of a row corresponds to the default row height. Limitations - Possible values range from 0 to +2147483647 (0x7FFFFFFF).
- The MaxLineHeight property can only be used with the following controls:
- Table.
  TreeView Table. - Looper.
- The height of a row defined with the Height property is not affected by this maximum value.
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