enableMultiSelection allows selecting several items at a time with a ListBox. |
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in Lycia Theme Designer |
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Form XML code:
<ListBox enableMultiSelection="true">
By default, the property is set to none and is absent from the form XML code. The property value will appear in the form XML code only once the property value is set.
Theme property filter XML code:
<DoStyleAction>
<SetProperty>
<PropertyPath>
<PropertyName>EnableMultiSelection</PropertyName>
</PropertyPath>
</SetProperty>
</DoStyleAction>
Possible values: true, false
Default value: false
Associated containers, widgets and theme elements: ListBox
Associated ui methods:
SetEnableMultiSelection ↓
GetEnableMultiSelection ↓
Influence and behavior:
If enableMultiSelection is set to true, you will be able to select several ListBoxItems if keeping the SHIFT or CTRL keys pressed:
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4gl code |
MAIN DEFINE f1, f2 STRING
OPEN WINDOW w WITH FORM "isMultiSelection" ATTRIBUTE(BORDER)
INPUT BY NAME f1 DISPLAY f1 TO f2
CALL fgl_getkey() END MAIN
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runtime behavior |
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As the results of your selection are passed as a string, the receiving variable must accept a character string (CHAR, VARCHAR, STRING).
At runtime, you can use ui methods to find out and change the property value (so as to make the input text visible or masked):
LET var = ui.ListBx.ForName("id")
CALL var.setEnableMultiSelection(...)
DISPLAY var.getEnableMultiSelection()
4gl code sample |
MAIN DEFINE f1, f2, dspl STRING, lbx ui.ListBox ... LET lbx = ui.ListBox.Forname("f1") ... COMMAND "show" LET dspl = "enableMultiSelection=", lbx.getEnableMultiSelection() DISPLAY dspl TO f2 COMMAND "change" CALL lbx.setEnableMultiSelection(1) LET dspl = "enableMultiSelection=", lbx.getEnableMultiSelection() DISPLAY dspl TO f2 ... END MAIN
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runtime behavior |
The example above were taken from the example program.
Example programs:
CVS server: client.querix.com
CVS repository: /lycia_doc_examples
User: client
Project: form_properties
Program: enableMultiSelection
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