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3.2.13. MessageTextObject

The object inherits from IdentificationObjectA and ObjectLookObjectA. It contains:

Property Type Description

BackColor ColorObject Background color. Reference to a real color object or to NoObject, if not

filled then the color is transparent. The object of the color can be the part

of the palette which has been defined in the design environment.

Beep uint The none zero value means when a message appears (i.e. at moment

when the Value value of MessageObject object is changed) it will beep.

The number zero means it will not beep for this message.

Bitmap BitmapObject Reference to the real picture object or to NoObject, if not filled.

BtmHOri uint The picture horizontal orientation. The values are defined 0..left,

1..middle, 2..right, 3..tile (i.e. it repeats) To insert a different values is not

checked, what will appear is not defined.

BtmVOri uint The picture vertical orientation. The values are defined 0..up, 1..middle,

2..down, 3..tile (i.e. it repeats) To insert a different values is not checked,

what will appear is not defined.

Color ColorObject Text color. Reference to a real color object – it can never be NoObject

then the color would be transparent. The objects of the color can be the

part of the palette, which has been defined in the design environment.

Default uint The none zero value means when there for the actual Value value of the

MessageObject object cannot be found any message (none does not fit

into interval), it will appear this one. The zero value means that it should

not appear this one. If it contains more messages with none zero value

under the same MessageObject object then it is not defined what

message will appear. In case none of the messages contain none zero,

and the message for the given Value is not found, then it is not defined

what will be displayed on the panel.

Father IdentificationObjectA The father of the object. For the button itself, for instance it is the board

that it is lying on. For the window and the page (as well as for the ”free”

objects – i.e. a picture, font or a color) the value is NoObject. The property

is for reading only.

Flash uint If the value is a zero then will not flash. Otherwise the text would flash

according to the entered Period and Ration parameters.

Font FontObject Reference to a real font object or to NoObject, if not filled (in this case the

text is not displayed).

MaxValue uint It is a value for which the gauge is displayed all over the object.

MinValue uint It is a value for which the gauge is not displayed.

Name string*50 The object name. The property is for reading only. The value is default.

Period uint Assigns the text-flashing period in milliseconds. If the value is a zero then

the text will not be flashing.

Ratio uint Assigns the number percentage of the period when the text appears. For

instance for the value Period=4000 and Ratio=25 the text appears for 1

second and hides for 3 seconds.

Tag uint Free space where anyone, while the program is running, can note

something. For the virtual world itself it has no importance. For the design

environment it is forbidden. At the beginning the value is zero here.

Text string*50 Text of caption.

TxtHOri uint The text horizontal orientation. The values are defined 0..left, 1..middle,

2..right. To insert a different value is not checked, what will appear is not

defined.

TxtVOri uint The text vertical orientation. The values are defined 0..left, 1..middle,

2..right. To insert a different value is not checked, what will appear is not

defined.

WordWrap uint If the value is a zero then the text appears on one line. In the opposite

case the text is automatically broken into more lines according to the width

of the object.

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