When used, setClassNames() overwrites all the class name specified before in the 4gl program.
ui.Application.setClassNames() sets the class name to the application.
Syntax:
ui.Application.GetCurrent().SetClassNames(["className_1", "className_2", ..., "classname_n"])
or
ui.Application.GetCurrent().SetClassNames(["className"])
Arguments:
|
classname |
an array of one or several elements |
Usage and examples:
The name set to classes by means of ui.Application.getCurrent().getClassNames() can be both predefined for Lycia and defined by the 4gl developer:
ui.Application.GetCurrent().SetClassNames(["tabbed_container"])
or
ui.Application.GetCurrent().SetClassNames(["my_class_1", "my_class_2", "my_class_3"])
The element entered as the ui.Application.setClassNames() argument can be of STRING type.
When used, setClassNames() overwrites all the class name specified before in the 4gl program.
To keep the previously specified class names, the must be added the new one as other array elements.
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