IPCsDatafield ![]() |
Properties and methods of IPCsDatafield 
IPCsApplication
IPCsDocument
IPCsPage
IPCsDatafields
IPCsDatafield 
IPCsApplication
IPCsDocument
IPCsPage
IPCsSymbols
IPCsDatafields
IPCsDatafield 
IPCsApplication
IPCsDocument
IPCsSelectStatus
IPCsSelectionArea
IPCsDatafields
IPCsDatafield
SetDataNo ![]() | Specifies what information the datafield should link to. To get one of the predefined value, just use the integer specified in this list. To get a none-predefined value, such as "CustomerName" (normally a project-data), then SetDatoNo should be used in combination with the property FieldName |
Pretext ![]() | The pretext. This text is always shown before the actual value of the datafield |
DisplayText ![]() | The entire text. Pretext + the value of the datafield |
DataNo ![]() | Return the DataNo, for that datafield |
FieldName ![]() | Used to get a none-predefined value. Set FieldName to the exact value of the information that should be fetched. See how to get a list of valid values her. Furthermore, it's necessary to use SetDatoNo, with one of the "First"-values. For instance, if a datafield should be set to "Customer Name", the see this codeexample |
Font ![]() | See more about IPCsTextFont ![]() |
Color ![]() | See more about psPenColor .Ex. Datafield.Color := integer(Co_Red); |
GetPosition ![]() | Gets x,y,z from a datafield. Parameters needed: 3 integers Syntax:procedure GetPosition(out X: Integer; out Y: Integer; out Z: Integer); |
SetPosition ![]() | Sets x,y,z on a datafield. Parameters needed: 3 integers Syntax:procedure SetPosition(X: Integer; Y: Integer; Z: Integer); |
Visible ![]() | Is the item visible or not |
Handle ![]() | A unique handle to the datafield |
Use Datafields.Item[interger] and Datafields.Count to get that/these items you want.
IPCsDatafields
gives access to all selected datafields on a page through Item[integer].
IPCsDatafield
is a specific datafield, (which can be selected through IPCsDatafields.Item[integer]