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ActiveX
Controls
for Enterprise
Application Design |
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Give end-users every chance to get it
right the first time with ctxMEdit 32, a
modern Unicode Windows UI masked-edit data entry
component. |
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ctxMEdit32 provides a flexible data mask
interface for validating or formatting
text at the point of input and display.
ctxMEdit 32 can be configured to display the
built-in drop button and/or spin button.
Other objects such as a calculator
control can be combined with this
component to easily create a drop-down
combo object. ctxMEdit 32 supports simple
data binding through its Text property. |
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XML Support : All
data, including presentation detail and
style settings, consumed in ctxMEdit 32 can
be imported from or exported to an XML
file. XML Styles data is easily consumed
by other supported DBI components
offering developers an economical method
for maintaining presentations. |
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Use Mask Characters
: Allows developers to include or
exclude mask characters in the text
string property. |
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Localization :
Full Unicode support |
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Drop and Spin Buttons
: Display optional drop and/or spin
buttons. Their colors and bevels are
defined by the programmer. |
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Modern Windows UI Design:
The drop button, spin buttons, and
scroll bar elements of ctxMEdit 32 are all
individually modifiable for specific
presentation and branding requirements.
Presentation settings are independent of
operating system version. |
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 AutoComplete
Features : Automatically expand
partially entered values by appending or
suggesting completed values. |
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 Auto-Repeat
Clicks : The component supports
the automatic firing of the built-in
button click events. This repeat is
based on a definable repeat rate
property available to the developer.
Flat Style : At the developers
choice ctxMEdit 32 will remain flat until
the component receives focus or until a
mouse-over event triggers the
presentation change. |
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