Difference between revisions of "Obj.Create"
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form.Caption = "Test" | form.Caption = "Test" | ||
| − | form.OnClose = function (pSender) Obj.Exit() | + | form.OnClose = function (pSender) Obj.Exit() end |
form.Show() | form.Show() | ||
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An object's set event handlers must be defined before, and won't be active until, the script reaches a subsequent Obj.Loop call. Do not free an object with set event handlers while an Obj.Loop call is active. | An object's set event handlers must be defined before, and won't be active until, the script reaches a subsequent Obj.Loop call. Do not free an object with set event handlers while an Obj.Loop call is active. | ||
| − | See objects.txt in the | + | See objects.txt in the OpenEUO distribution for available objects, their inheritance hierarchies, and associated members. The object system utilizes Delphi's Visual Component Library (VCL); directly consult VCL documentation for a thorough object reference. |
[[Obj.Loop]] | [[Obj.Loop]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:13, 17 November 2011
local oref = Obj.Create (str)
Create a gui object of the given class as specified by the string str. e.g.
local form = Obj.Create ("TForm")
instantiates a TForm object and assigns form a pointer to this object. Access members, methods, and event handlers of an object by using dot notation:
form.Caption = "Test" form.OnClose = function (pSender) Obj.Exit() end form.Show() Obj.Loop() Obj.Free(form)
An object's set event handlers must be defined before, and won't be active until, the script reaches a subsequent Obj.Loop call. Do not free an object with set event handlers while an Obj.Loop call is active.
See objects.txt in the OpenEUO distribution for available objects, their inheritance hierarchies, and associated members. The object system utilizes Delphi's Visual Component Library (VCL); directly consult VCL documentation for a thorough object reference.
