Common style presentation attributes apply to any graphical element, such as windows, layout containers, or form items.
For a complete list of AUI element types, refere to the FGLDIR/src/aui.xa definition file.
| Attribute | GDC | GWC-JS | GMA | GMI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| backgroundColor Defines the color to be used to fill the background of the object. For possible values, see Colors. Default is no value (default background color of
the object, or inherited background color).
Note: To set the background color of GMI/iOS specific GUI
elements like toolbars, tab bars and navigation bars, use the ios*TintColor
attributes for Windows.
|
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes (see note) |
| border Defines the border for the widget. If Value is "none", it removes the border. Default is no value (the widget gets its default appearance). This attribute especially applies to widgets such as Image, Edit, ButtonEdit, Button. |
Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| fontFamily Defines the name of the font. For possible values, see Font families. Default is no value (default object font or inherited font). |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| fontSize Defines the size of the characters. For possible values, see Font sizes. Default is no value (default object font or inherited font). |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| fontStyle Defines the style of characters. For possible values, see Font styles. Default is no value (default object font or inherited font). |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| fontWeight Defines the weight of the characters. Possible values for font weights depend from the front-end native font names, see Font weights for details. Default is no value (default object font or inherited font). |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| imageCache For form items displaying an image, defines if the image can be cached of not by the front end. If value is "yes" the front-end can cache the image locally. By default, Image for image fields are not cached and image for form items (Button, TopMenu item, Toolbar item) are cached. |
Yes | No | No | No |
| localAccelerators For form items using shortcuts, defines how the widget must behave regarding keyboard accelerators. If value is "yes" (default), the local accelerators have higher priority. Ex: "HOME" key moves the cursor to the first position. If value is "no", the application accelerators have higher priority. Ex: "HOME" key selects the first row of the current array. The following keys are managed "locally" if attribute defined to "yes". TEXTEDIT: left, right, up, down, (control+)home, (control+)end, (control+)backspace, (control+)delete EDIT, BUTTONEDIT, DATEEDIT, etc: left, right, home, end, (control+)backspace, (control+)delete TABLE, TREE: (control+)left, (control+)right |
Yes | No | No | No |
| showAcceleratorInToolTip Defines if the accelerator key(s) for an action should be shown in the tooltip of the corresponding action view (Button, Toolbar Item, and so on.) If value is "yes" the tooltip shows the accelerator key(s) after the action name, between brackets. By default, the tooltip only shows the action name. |
Yes | No | No | No |
| textColor Defines the color to be used to paint the text of the object. For possible values, see Colors. Default is
no value (default object color or inherited color).
Note: In GMI,
textColor affects the widgets they are defined on,
not the labels in the form used to display the widgets. It is also
used to set the tint of checkbox, radio group (horizontal) and spin
edit.
|
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes (see note) |
| textDecoration Defines the decoration for the text. Values can be "overline", "underline" or "line-through". Default is no value (default object font or inherited font). |
Yes | Yes | No | No |