The PropertiesList Control is a software feature that allows users to easily display and manipulate a list of properties within an application. It offers a simple and customizable interface for developers to enhance user experience.
I recently had the opportunity to use the ExPropertiesList control and found it to be an incredibly efficient and intuitive way to handle data input with minimal coding and user interface design. This control is similar to the one used to manipulate properties in Visual Studio, which makes it easy to get started with.
What makes the ExPropertiesList control stand out is that it was built from the ground up using 100% ATL-based code, representing some of the most advanced properties list technology available in the ActiveX marketplace. It boasts a wide range of features, including hierarchical layout, browsing any object that the selected object contains, browsing collections and their items, browsing property pages, browsing object categories, intelligent search, enumerating properties, and filtering properties.
The ExPropertiesList control supports virtually all common data types, including Variant, Byte, Boolean, (Long) Integer, Single, Double, Currency, Font, Icon, Picture, Date, and more. Built-in editors include font, calendar, boolean combo, enumeration combo, colors, spin, and more. There is even the ability to add custom properties and browse non-COM objects.
Whether you're a developer or a tester, you'll find the ExPropertiesList control to be very useful to check your application at runtime. The control comes in both ANSI and UNICODE versions and includes full context-sensitive on-line help. There are also VB, VFP, Access, and VC sample code available to help get you started. Overall, I highly recommend the ExPropertiesList control to anyone looking for an efficient and easy way to handle data input in their application.
What makes the ExPropertiesList control stand out is that it was built from the ground up using 100% ATL-based code, representing some of the most advanced properties list technology available in the ActiveX marketplace. It boasts a wide range of features, including hierarchical layout, browsing any object that the selected object contains, browsing collections and their items, browsing property pages, browsing object categories, intelligent search, enumerating properties, and filtering properties.
The ExPropertiesList control supports virtually all common data types, including Variant, Byte, Boolean, (Long) Integer, Single, Double, Currency, Font, Icon, Picture, Date, and more. Built-in editors include font, calendar, boolean combo, enumeration combo, colors, spin, and more. There is even the ability to add custom properties and browse non-COM objects.
Whether you're a developer or a tester, you'll find the ExPropertiesList control to be very useful to check your application at runtime. The control comes in both ANSI and UNICODE versions and includes full context-sensitive on-line help. There are also VB, VFP, Access, and VC sample code available to help get you started. Overall, I highly recommend the ExPropertiesList control to anyone looking for an efficient and easy way to handle data input in their application.
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