TSizeCtrl was designed to be a non-visual component to enable runtime moving and resizing of controls.
Requirements:
￭ Delphi 3 / Delphi 4 / Delphi 5 / Delphi 6 / Delphi 7
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This component provides a non-visual way to set the size of a control. To achieve this
Effect, it can simply be used to set the size of a TControl. It has the same functionality as
the TSizeBox component that is used in the VCL. While the TSizeBox component is normally
used to set the values of visual components like TImage, TPanel, TForm, etc, this
component is specifically designed to work with TControls and so can be used to set the size
and location of any type of control: TButton, TCheckBox, TTrackBar, etc.
Creating and Adding Controls:
The TSizeCtrl Crack Free Download class was designed so that it could be used with any type of control. So
how do you create it? Follow these steps:
TControl1 = new TMyControl(…);
TControl2 = new TMyControl(…);
To add this component to a control, use the Add function of the TControl that you are
using. This function takes an object that is of type TSizeCtrl.
Your User Control1 will be able to set the size of control2, using the SetSize function of
Control2:
User Control1: TControl1 = new TMyControl(…);
User Control1.SetSize(…);
User Control1.SetSize(Control2,…);
Removing Controls:
To remove the component from a control, use the Remove function of the control that you are
using. This function takes an object that is of type TSizeCtrl.
Your User Control1 will be able to set the size of control2, using the SetSize function of
Control2:
User Control1: TControl1 = new TMyControl(…);
User Control1.SetSize(…);
User Control1.SetSize(Control2,…);
Removing the Component from a control:
User Control1: TControl1 = new TMyControl(…);
User Control1.SetSize(Control2,…);
User Control1.RemoveComponent(…);
If you now remove the Component from Control1, you will have to call the SetSize function
of Control2 to update its size.
Example:
TControl1 = new TMyControl;
TSizeCtrl = new TSizeCtrl;
…
Control1.SetSize(Control2, SizeClient);
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The control used to resize controls. Contains a grid of controls. Each control can be moved or resized at runtime.
“TSizedControl” is an OLE control that is compatible with all versions of Microsoft Windows, including: Windows 98, Windows NT 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Vista. It is NOT an ActiveX control. The TSizeCtrl control is based on Windows GTK Framework, so it can be used in the same way as other Windows controls.
TSizeCtrl Description:
The control used to resize controls. Contains a grid of controls. Each control can be moved or resized at runtime.
On his blog MajuMSFT says “TSizeCtrl was designed to be a non-visual component to enable runtime moving and resizing of controls”. It is not a grid, it’s a control containing several controls inside.
Since 2.0
Customizable, supports dragging, resizing/moving of all controls as well as changing sizes of labels and other controls. TSizeCtrl is based on Windows GTK Framework, so it can be used in the same way as other Windows controls.
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TSizeCtrl is a [Delphi]/[Object Pascal] control that will resize a control at run-time, either all the way down to smaller control, or to another control of a different size. This is great for merging controls with a different size, or for you to set a fixed size for the use.
Add a control and include this component into your project. This component will add a new component “TSizeCtrl” that can be used to dynamically resize the control. The component has also a “ModifyControlSize” event that can be used to change the resizing of the control.
This component can be used to resize a control when the user clicks on the control, or when a timer fires. You can configure the component to resize when the user clicks on the control, or to resize if the user clicks on the control and holds the button down. The component can be used to resize a control when the user clicks on the control, or to resize if the user click, hold down and then release on the control.
The component is very easy to use, just add a control, and add the code below to the OnClick event:
procedure TForm1.ListBox1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
ListBox1.Width := 100;
// Adjust the size of the ListBox control to 100 pixels smaller than normal.
end;
More examples of this component can be found at the following site:
If you have a question or you have found a bug, feel free to reply here, or email me. You can find my email address in the “About” section of my profile.
How to install:
Download the zip file and unzip it.
Create a package from your new.dpr file.
Run the package to install the component.
License
This component is FREE for both personal and commercial use. You may use the component as part of your own projects to replace standard controls with resizable controls. You may distribute the source code of your project.
If you use this component in your product, you may install the component as part of that installation.
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How to use
Design-time properties:
Edit the.dpk file, which should be in the “repo” folder
System Requirements:
The latest version of the game can be downloaded via Steam,
OS: Win XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 8.1
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 or higher, Intel Pentium 4 or higher
RAM: 2 GB
Hard disk space: 3 GB
Video: 256 MB RAM
The game requires DirectX 9.0c or higher.
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