The Editors Library is a software solution that provides a collection of editing tools and capabilities for developers and content creators. It allows for efficient text editing and customization, as well as the ability to integrate various programming languages and coding frameworks.
Most of the editors are mask-based, meaning they are used to enter data that includes literals and requires a filter during data input. The library's components provide standard label and text edit controls for standard input, and provide unique interfaces for selecting dates, colors, fonts, and pictures, among others.
For example, the DropDown editor provides an intuitive way for users to select values from a list presented in a drop-down window. Each item can display an icon and a caption. The DropDown allows custom strings as well. The DropDownList editor, on the other hand, provides an intuitive interface for users to select values from predefined lists presented in a drop-down window. Each item can have an icon associated, and the DropDownList editor has no edit control associated.
The Mask editor, as mentioned earlier, is another example where it filters characters during data input. The Color editor, in contrast, presents an elegant way for selecting colors from a dropdown window containing two tabs: the palette tab, showing a grid of colors, while the system tab displays the current windows color constants.
The library provides a Picture editor for displaying fields of the Picture type, where the Picture data editor can display embedded images stored in OLE Object fields. The Button editor associates a single button to a mask edit control, while the ProgressBar editor displays values using a progress bar style. The PickEdit editor and the LinkEdit editor both allow users to select values from predefined lists, each item of which can have an associated icon.
Overall, the ExEditors Library is an attractive, user-friendly component suite that is perfect for any software project requiring efficient data input and editing functionalities.
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