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| − | + | A '''TScrollBar''' [[image:tscrollbar.png]] is a control that allows the user to scroll the content of an associated control by moving an slider. | |
| − | + | ==Usage== | |
| − | + | To use a TScrollBar on a [[TForm|form]], you can simply select it on the [[Standard tab]] of the [[Component Palette]] and place it by clicking on the form. | |
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| − | + | ==Small example== | |
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Move an image on your form depending on the scrollbar positions | Move an image on your form depending on the scrollbar positions | ||
* place two TScrollBars on your form | * place two TScrollBars on your form | ||
| − | * in the object Inspector change the first scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbVert", " | + | * in the object Inspector change the first scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbVert", "Kind" in "sbVertical" and "Align" in "alRight" |
* in the object Inspector change the second scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbHori" and "Align" in "alBottom" | * in the object Inspector change the second scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbHori" and "Align" in "alBottom" | ||
* add a [[TPaintBox]] (additional component palette) to the form and set its "align" on "alClient" | * add a [[TPaintBox]] (additional component palette) to the form and set its "align" on "alClient" | ||
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** finish your selection with ''OK'' | ** finish your selection with ''OK'' | ||
* Choose your PaintBox, in the object inspector under events, create the event handler for the event ''OnPaint'' and write following code: | * Choose your PaintBox, in the object inspector under events, create the event handler for the event ''OnPaint'' and write following code: | ||
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procedure TForm1.PaintBox1Paint(Sender: TObject); | procedure TForm1.PaintBox1Paint(Sender: TObject); | ||
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RePaint; | RePaint; | ||
end; | end; | ||
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Your little program could look like: | Your little program could look like: | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | [[TTrackBar]] | + | * [[doc:lcl/stdctrls/tscrollbar.html|TScrollBar doc]] |
| − | [[TScrollBox]] | + | * [[TTrackBar]] |
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{{LCL Components}} | {{LCL Components}} | ||
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A TScrollBar 
is a control that allows the user to scroll the content of an associated control by moving an slider.
Usage
To use a TScrollBar on a form, you can simply select it on the Standard tab of the Component Palette and place it by clicking on the form.
Small example
Move an image on your form depending on the scrollbar positions
- place two TScrollBars on your form
- in the object Inspector change the first scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbVert", "Kind" in "sbVertical" and "Align" in "alRight"
- in the object Inspector change the second scrollbar properties "Name" in "sbHori" and "Align" in "alBottom"
- add a TPaintBox (additional component palette) to the form and set its "align" on "alClient"
- add a TImageList (common controls component palette) to the form
- upload an image in the ImageList:
- right-click the ImageList1 and select the ImageList Editor... from the pop-up menu
- Click on add and select an image (preferably a small icon 16 x 16 for example, Lazarus/images/icons/lazarus16x16)
- finish your selection with OK
- Choose your PaintBox, in the object inspector under events, create the event handler for the event OnPaint and write following code:
procedure TForm1.PaintBox1Paint(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageList1.Draw(
Paintbox1.Canvas,
sbHori.Position * (PaintBox1.ClientWidth - ImageList1.Width) div sbHori.Max,
sbVert.Position * (Paintbox1.ClientHeight - ImageList1.Height) div sbVert.Max,
0);
end;
</source>
* Now let any change of the scrollbar positions repaint the form: create the event handler ''OnChange'' for a scrollbar and also call this for the other scrollbar:
<source>
procedure TForm1.sbVertChange(Sender: TObject);
begin
RePaint;
end;
Your little program could look like:
See also
