4D v13
WR SET STYLESHEET TAB
- 4D Write Language
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- WR Style Sheet
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- Style Sheet, Introduction
- WR ADD STYLESHEET TAB
- WR APPLY STYLESHEET
- WR Create stylesheet
- WR DELETE STYLESHEET
- WR DELETE STYLESHEET TAB
- WR Get stylesheet font
- WR GET STYLESHEET INFO
- WR GET STYLESHEET TAB
- WR Get stylesheet text prop
- WR SET STYLESHEET FONT
- WR SET STYLESHEET INFO
- WR SET STYLESHEET TAB
- WR SET STYLESHEET TEXT PROP
- WR UPDATE STYLESHEET
WR SET STYLESHEET TAB
| WR SET STYLESHEET TAB ( area ; stylesheetNumber ; tabNumber ; position ; alignment ; fillChar ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| area | Longint |
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4D Write area | |||||
| stylesheetNumber | Longint |
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Stylesheet number | |||||
| tabNumber | Longint |
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Tab number | |||||
| position | Longint |
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New tab position | |||||
| alignment | Integer |
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New value for the tab alignment | |||||
| fillChar | String |
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Selected fill character | |||||
The WR SET STYLESHEET TAB command allows you to modify the parameters of the tab stop whose number was passed in tabNumber (tabs are counted left to right) belonging to the style sheet whose number was passed in styleSheetNumber (style sheets are counted top to bottom as shown in the style sheets dialog)). The WR SET STYLESHEET TAB command will move the tab stop to position and will set the fill character as well as the alignment of the tab stop.
This command has no effect on the selected text even if it uses the style sheet being modified.
- If you want to update the text that uses that style sheet, call the WR UPDATE STYLESHEET command after modifying the style sheet definition.
- If you want to immediately apply the new tab properties of the style sheet to both the style sheet and the current selection, use the WR APPLY STYLESHEET command.
If a tab stop already exists at the new location in the style sheet, it will be replaced by the tab stop that is the subject of this command.
position is the distance from the left margin to which you want to move the tab stop. position is expressed in the current default unit for the document. If you do not want to change the position of the tab stop, pass -1 in the position parameter.
alignment specifies the type of alignment you want to select for the tab stop. In order not to modify the tab alignment, pass -1 in this parameter. Otherwise, you can use the following constants, found in the “WR Tabs” theme:
| Constant | Type | Value | Comment |
| wr left tab | Longint | 1 | Left aligned |
| wr centered tab | Longint | 2 | Centered |
| wr right tab | Longint | 3 | Right aligned |
| wr decimal tab | Longint | 4 | Decimal |
| wr vertical separator tab | Longint | 5 | Vertical separator |
fillCharacter can be any character whose code is contained between 33 and 127. This character is displayed in the same font as the modified tab stop.
See the example for the WR GET STYLESHEET TAB command.
Product: 4D
Theme: WR Style Sheet
Number:
89477
Created: 4D Write 6.5
WR ADD STYLESHEET TAB
WR DELETE STYLESHEET TAB
