(Added, defined and gave simple examples to all members (4) of SUIScrollbar) |
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{{ScriptFunction|int|NumberOfSteps|{ get; set; }|The number of steps to use for the value. A value of 0 disables use of steps.|5= <pre>Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.NumberOfSteps = 2</pre>}} | {{ScriptFunction|int|NumberOfSteps|{ get; set; }|The number of steps to use for the value. A value of 0 disables use of steps.|5= <pre>Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.NumberOfSteps = 2</pre>}} | ||
| − | {{ScriptFunction|float|Size|{ get; set; }|The size of the scrollbar handle where 1 means it fills the entire scrollbar.|5= <pre></pre>}} | + | {{ScriptFunction|float|Size|{ get; set; }|The size of the scrollbar handle where 1 means it fills the entire scrollbar.|5= <pre>Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.Size = 0.1</pre>}} |
{{ScriptFunction|float|Value|{ get; set; }|The current value of the scrollbar, between 0 and 1.|5= <pre>Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.Value = 0.5</pre>}} | {{ScriptFunction|float|Value|{ get; set; }|The current value of the scrollbar, between 0 and 1.|5= <pre>Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.Value = 0.5</pre>}} | ||
Handling for when the scrollbar value is changed.
ovc = function ()
Space.Log("Scrollbar value changed")
end
Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.OnValueChanged(ovc)
The number of steps to use for the value. A value of 0 disables use of steps.
Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.NumberOfSteps = 2
The size of the scrollbar handle where 1 means it fills the entire scrollbar.
Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.Size = 0.1
The current value of the scrollbar, between 0 and 1.
Space.Host.ExecutingObject.UIScrollbar.Value = 0.5
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