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'''Notes about Date and time input:''' | '''Notes about Date and time input:''' | ||
| − | + | In example, date: '01/02/2011' if you input .3, the result date will be '01/03/2011'. So for a system date format 'dd/mm/yyyy' 2. will set the day to two .5 will set the month to May and ..2012 will set the year to 2012. Of course you can supply none, one, two or three values | |
| − | In example, date: '01/02/2011' if you input .3 the result date will be '01/03/2011'. So for a system date format 'dd/mm/yyyy' 2. will set the day to | ||
'''DB-aware:''' | '''DB-aware:''' | ||
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Revision as of 12:26, 14 October 2011
Set of components to input and validate different kinds of data, floats, dates, etc. while working with db and non db controls.
Locate the components
Non-DB aware:
TJLabeledIntegerEdit: input of integer numbers. Main properties: DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value. DisplayFormat example value: '0 ºC'
TJLabeledFloatEdit: input of float numbers. Main properties: Decimals, DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value. DisplayFormat example value: '#,0.00'
TJLabeledCurrencyEdit: input of currency numbers. Main properties: Decimals, DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value. DisplayFormat default value is '#,0.00' and Decimals=2
TJLabeledDateEdit: input of dates values. Main properties: Decimals, DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value.
TJLabeledTimeEdit: input of time values. Main properties: Decimals, DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value.
TJLabeledDateTimeEdit: input of date-time values. Main properties: Decimals, DisplayFormat, EditLabel.Caption, LabelPosition and Value. The date and time must be separated by a space
Notes about Date and time input:
In example, date: '01/02/2011' if you input .3, the result date will be '01/03/2011'. So for a system date format 'dd/mm/yyyy' 2. will set the day to two .5 will set the month to May and ..2012 will set the year to 2012. Of course you can supply none, one, two or three values
DB-aware:
