4D v16.3
OPEN FONT PICKER
- 4D Language Reference
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- System Environment
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- Count screens
- Current client authentication
- Current machine
- Current machine owner
- FONT LIST
- FONT STYLE LIST
- Gestalt
- GET SYSTEM FORMAT
- LOG EVENT
- Menu bar height
- Menu bar screen
- OPEN COLOR PICKER
- OPEN FONT PICKER
- PLATFORM PROPERTIES
- SCREEN COORDINATES
- SCREEN DEPTH
- Screen height
- Screen width
- Select RGB Color
- SET RECENT FONTS
- SET SCREEN DEPTH
- System folder
- Temporary folder
- _o_Font name
- _o_Font number
OPEN FONT PICKER
| OPEN FONT PICKER | ||||||||
| Does not require any parameters | ||||||||
The OPEN FONT PICKER command displays the system font picker dialog box.
Note: This is a modal dialog box under Windows but not under OS X.
When the user selects a font and/or a style and validates the dialog box, the changes are applied to the current text selection in the object with the focus, if the "Allow Font/Color Picker" property is checked for this object (see the Design Reference manual). Otherwise, the command does nothing.
If the font was changed, the On After Edit form event is generated for the object .
In a form, you want to add a button to display the font picker in order to allow users to modify the font or style of a Text variable area. Make sure that:
- the Text variable has the "Allow font/color picker" property checked .
- the "Focusable" property for the button has been unchecked.
Here is the button code:
Case of
:(Form event=On Clicked)
GOTO OBJECT(textVar) //gives the variable the focus
OPEN FONT PICKER
End case
Product: 4D
Theme: System Environment
Number:
1303
Created: 4D v14
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