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The VisualEffect property allows you to apply a visual effect on a control or group of controls in a window. It is possible to: - Determine the visual effect used for a control or group of controls.
- Change the visual effect used for a control or group of controls.
// Modify the visual effect used GR_MyGroup.VisualEffect = veBlueShade PROGBAR_Silver.VisualEffect = veNone BTN_OKButton.VisualEffect = veDdw
Sintaxis <Result>: Integer constant Type of visual effect currently used by the control:
| | evAucun | No specific visual effect is applied to the control or to the group of controls. The display corresponds to a standard display. | evGfi | The field or group of fields is grayed: the visual effect is identical to that used by GFI (Graying of Inaccessible Windows). | evVoileBleu | A blue shade is displayed on the control or on the group of controls. |
<Control used>: Control name Name of control or group of controls to use.
Changing the visual effect used Ocultar los detalles
<Control used>.VisualEffect = <New visual effect>
<Control used>: Control name Name of control or group of controls to use. <New visual effect>: Integer constant New visual effect to apply to the control:
| | evAucun | No specific visual effect is applied to the control or to the group of controls. The display corresponds to a standard display. | evGfi | The field or group of fields is grayed: the visual effect is identical to that used by GFI (Graying of Inaccessible Windows). | evVoileBleu | A blue shade is displayed on the control or on the group of controls. |
Observaciones Limitations This property is not available on the following field types: - OLE control,
- ActiveX control,
- HTML control,
- WebCamera control,
- Stream control,
- Splitter control,
- Chart control,
- Xaml control,
- Carousel control,
- Cube control,
- Video control.
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