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%PBS_SMOOTH |
The bar is smooth rather than segmented. |
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%PBS_VERTICAL |
The control is advanced vertically. |
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%WS_BORDER |
Add a thin line border around the control. |
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%WS_DISABLED |
Create a control that is initially disabled. A disabled control cannot receive input from the user. Use the CONTROL ENABLE statement to re-enable the button. |
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%WS_GROUP |
Define the start of a group of controls. The first control in each group should also use %WS_TABSTOP style. The next %WS_GROUP control in the tab order defines the end of this group and the start of a new group. Groups configured this way permit the arrow keys to shift focus between the controls within the group, and focus can jump from group to group with the usual TAB and SHIFT+TAB keys. Both tab stops and groups are permitted to wrap from the end of the tab order back to the start. |
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%WS_TABSTOP |
Allow button control to receive keyboard focus when the user presses the TAB and SHIFT+TAB keys. The TAB key shifts keyboard focus to the next control with the %WS_TABSTOP style, and SHIFT+TAB shifts focus to the previous control with %WS_TABSTOP. (default) |
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%WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE |
Apply a sunken edge border to the control. |
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%WS_EX_DLGMODALFRAME |
The control has a double border. |
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%WS_EX_ACCEPTFILES |
The control will accept Drag+Drop files. |
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%WS_EX_TRANSPARENT |
Controls/windows beneath the dialog are drawn before the dialog is drawn. The dialog is deemed transparent because elements behind the dialog have already been painted - the dialog itself is not drawn differently. True transparency is achieved by using Regions - see MSDN and/or the Platform SDK documentation for more information. |
See Also
CONTROL ADD PROGRESSBAR
PROGRESSBAR statement