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Makes
objects sensitive to input from keyboard and mouse. You can use
this to change sensitivity of any control, but the change of
sensitivity is not cascaded downwards. For example, setting an Info
Window insensitive does not make its children insensitive. There
are two exceptions. The first exception are windows: making the
window shell insensitive disables the entire window. The second is
that setting the sensitivity of a column display is cascaded
downwards to the data fields, lookup and subtype buttons.
Syntax
ControlSetSensitive([<object> [,<objects>...]])
Parameters
Object
(optional) The name of, or old-style path to, the display object
that you want to make sensitive.
Objects
The names of, or old-style paths to, other display objects to be
made sensitive.
Example
If you want to set a column sensitive, you could do this in one
of the following ways:
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Method call in the context of the intended target: |
query.myColumn.<column
display>.ControlSetSensitive()
where <column display>
could be: esd_char, esd_option, etc.
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Method call with path to the intended target: |
ControlSetSensitive(columnBox.myColumn)
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