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AddControl2 Method (IPropertyManagerPageTab)

Adds a control to this tab on a PropertyManager page.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function AddControl2( _
   ByVal ID As System.Integer, _
   ByVal ControlType As System.Short, _
   ByVal Caption As System.String, _
   ByVal LeftAlign As System.Short, _
   ByVal Options As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Tip As System.String _
) As System.Object
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As IPropertyManagerPageTab
Dim ID As System.Integer
Dim ControlType As System.Short
Dim Caption As System.String
Dim LeftAlign As System.Short
Dim Options As System.Integer
Dim Tip As System.String
Dim value As System.Object
 
value = instance.AddControl2(ID, ControlType, Caption, LeftAlign, Options, Tip)
C# 
System.object AddControl2( 
   System.int ID,
   System.short ControlType,
   System.string Caption,
   System.short LeftAlign,
   System.int Options,
   System.string Tip
)
C++/CLI 
System.Object^ AddControl2( 
&   System.int ID,
&   System.short ControlType,
&   System.String^ Caption,
&   System.short LeftAlign,
&   System.int Options,
&   System.String^ Tip
) 

Parameters

ID
Resource ID of this control
ControlType
Type of control as defined in swPropertyManagerPageControlType_e
Caption
Caption of the control
LeftAlign
Left alignment of this control as defined in swPropertyManagerPageControlLeftAlign_e
Options
Options as defined in swAddControlOptions_e (see Remarks)
Tip
Tool tip text for the control

Return Value

Newly created control for this PropertyManager page tab control

Remarks

You can only use this method to set properties on the PropertyManager page before it is displayed or while it is closed. See IPropertyManagerPage2::Show2 and IPropertyManagerPage2::Close.

 

This method associates controls with a tab. When a user clicks a tab, controls associated with that tab are automatically shown and controls not associated with that tab are automatically hidden. Any controls added to a tab using IPropertyManagerPage2::AddControl2 are not associated with the tab; you must still hide and show those controls. But, because the name of this method and its parameters are identical to IPropertyManagerPage2::AddControl2, switching to this method and cleaning up your handler code should be easy.

 

To add a control to a group box associated with a tab, add the controls from the group box. Only use this method to add controls not associated with group boxes.

 

When you specify swAddControlOptions_e.swControlOptions_SmallGapAbove for the Options parameter, the gap created between a new control and the previous control is smaller than the typical gap. Also, the control is hidden unless you specify swAddControlOptions_e.swControlOptions_Visible for the Options parameter. In the previous versions of this method, IPropertyManagerPageTab::AddControl and IPropertyManagerPageTab::IAddControl, the control was visible regardless if the Options parameter was set or not set to swAddControlOptions_e.swControlOptions_Visible.

 

See Also

Availability

SOLIDWORKS 2014 SP1, Revision Number 22.1


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