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Revision as of 12:32, 23 December 2015
TFrame
work in progress
The visual appearance of a widget is specified by the properties Face and Frame. Face concerns the widget itself, Frame the appearance around it.
Reference
Hierarchy
Properties
Caption
At some widgets the Caption of the frame is a "add on", at TCheckBox it's a essential part of the widget:
FrameImage
With the property FrameImage you can paint individual frames by using a TImageList. In the imalge list their are used 8 consecutive images. The images for the edges will be stretched as needed - this will look very strange, if this images are not suitable (look TFace.Frameimage).
Usually you will use very small pictures, see the following picture:
property FrameImage_list: timagelist;
// imagenr 0 = topleft, 1 = left, 2 = bottomleft, 3 = bottom,
// 4 = bottomright 5 = right, 6 = topright, 7 = top
property FrameImage_offset: integer default 0;