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Anonymous users2024-02-06Set the focus. For example, if you make the text box text1 focus in the program, you can enter the text directly in the text box without clicking the text box with the mouse to make it focus before entering the content.
In addition, the setfocus event can also set the event to be triggered when an object gains focus.
private sub command1_click()if( then
end if
end sub
private sub text3_getfocus()""
end sub
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Set the focus. Examples:
Setting the focus to text5 is equivalent to the control in the point, but it does not produce a click, but it will run the gotfocus event of text5, and when the other controls in the point are followed, the lostfocus event will be run.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04It is to set the focus, such as:
This means that the focus is positioned to the text1 control, that is, text1 is active and accepts input.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Literally to set the focus.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02setfocus means: set focus.
The usage description is as follows, for example:
private sub command1_click()=
end sub
When the run is complete, the focus will stay on the command1 button.
But instead: private sub command1 click()=
end sub
Once it's running, the focus is on text 1.
That's how setfocus is used.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Control Name +".setfocus"
For example: private sub command1 click()=
end sub
When it finishes running, the focus stays on the command1 button, but changes to :
private sub command1_click()=
end sub
Once it's running, the focus is on text 1.
That's how setfocus is used.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The name of the object. setfocus such as:
Make sure that the object can have a focus. Also, don't use setfocus in the form load event, because the form and its controls are not yet displayed, and an error will occur.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Control Name +setfocus
That's it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29setfocus means: set the wheel bridge focus. Shitong slow.
The usage description is as follows, for example:
private sub command1_click()=
end sub
When the run is complete, the focus will stay on the command1 button.
But the search model is changed to:
private sub command1_click()=
end sub
Once it's running, the focus is on text 1.
That's how setfocus is used.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28set statement.
Assign object references to variables or attributes.
Syntax set objectvar =
The syntax of the set statement contains the following sections:
Section description.
objectvar required. The name of the variable or property, which follows the standard variable naming convention.
new Optional. New is often used when declaring so that the object can be created implicitly. If new is used with set, a new instance of the class will be created.
If ObjectVar contains an object reference, the reference is released when a new value is assigned. You can't use the new keyword to create a new instance of any internal data type, or you can't create dependents.
ObjectExpression required. An expression consisting of an object name, other variables of the same object type declared, or a function or method that returns the same object type.
Nothing optional. Disassociate objectvar from any specified object. If there are no other variables pointing to the object that objectvar originally referenced, assigning it to nothing will release all system and memory resources associated with that object.
Note To ensure legitimacy, objectvar must be an object type that is consistent with the assigned object.
The dim, private, public, redim, and static statements all declare only variables that reference the object. A variable does not refer to any actual object until the set statement is assigned to a specific object.
The following example illustrates how to use dim to declare an array of type form1. form1 doesn't actually have an instance yet. Then use set to assign a reference to the newly created instance of Form1 to the MyChildForms variable.
You can use these to create subforms in an MDI application.
dim mychildforms(1 to 4) as form1
set mychildforms(1) =new form1
set mychildforms(2) =new form1
set mychildforms(3) =new form1
set mychildforms(4) =new form1
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However, if you use the new keyword in the set statement, you will actually create a new instance of the object.
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