Siemens A31003-51730-U103-7619 Manual Do Utilizador
The Elements of a DCO-Script
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Controls
5.9.6
Special attributes and child nodes of Buttons
Special attributes of Buttons
Buttons have the following additional attributes:
Attribute
Description
Layout
Combobox to define how the the text and image shall be orga-
nized.
Here you can:
nized.
Here you can:
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Image + Text (horizontal), to position first the image and
then the text from left to right.
then the text from left to right.
●
Image + Text (vertical), to position first the image and
then the text from top to bottom.
then the text from top to bottom.
●
Text + Image (horizontal), to position first the text and
then the image from left to right.
then the image from left to right.
●
Text + Image (vertical), to position first the text and then
the image from top to bottom.
the image from top to bottom.
Text
Editable combobox to specify the Button title.
Here you can:
Here you can:
●
enter up to 256 characters as the Button title or
●
assign a Constant, Parameter or Variable of the data type
string.
string.
The title of a Button can be edited during the execution of the
DCO-Script with the command„The Instruction "SetButton-
Text"“.
DCO-Script with the command„The Instruction "SetButton-
Text"“.
Note:
●
If you add a "&" sign to your string, the character that
comes after the sign is automatically underlined. For the
DCO-Designer to output the "&" sign on a Button, always
make sure you enter the sign twice (e.g. &&).
comes after the sign is automatically underlined. For the
DCO-Designer to output the "&" sign on a Button, always
make sure you enter the sign twice (e.g. &&).
●
If you want the text on your Button to be output in several
lines, you can force a shift return by entering \n.
lines, you can force a shift return by entering \n.
Font
Field indicating the font currently used for the title of the Button.
To edit the font, font size or font style, simply make a double-
click on this line to open the corresponding user window with
the name "Font" (see Section 4.6.4, "Edit fonts").
To edit the font, font size or font style, simply make a double-
click on this line to open the corresponding user window with
the name "Font" (see Section 4.6.4, "Edit fonts").
Table 5-54
Special attributes of Buttons