2.251 .picheight

For listbox and poptext, this attribute defines the height of the images shown at each list item. For listview it defines the height of the large icons.

For the notebook, the attribute defines the height of the pictures shown in the tabs of the individual notepages.

Definition

  • Data type

    integer

  • Access

    get, set

  • changed event

    no

  • C

    Identifier: AT_picheight

    Data type: DT_integer

  • COBOL

    Identifier: AT-picheight

    Data type: DT-integer

  • Classification

    object-specific attribute

  • Objects

    listbox, listview, notebook, poptext

listbox, poptext

The attribute defines the height of the space to the left of the entries where the pictures (tile resources) are displayed that have been assigned to the individual entries in the attributes .picture[integer] and .picture_hilite[integer].

Higher or lower pictures are centered vertically within this space. For tile resources with .scale = true their height is scaled to .picheight.

listview

This attribute defines the height of the large icons.

Value range

0

The width .picwidth is used. If this is also 0, the size of the icons is determined by the system.

> 0

Height of the large icons.

The large icons will be shown in the icon view (.style = "icon", .style = "picture") and in the tile view (.style = "tile").

For invalid values, the default value 0 is used. However, the attribute value is not changed.

Note

Changing the attribute in the visible state may cause the object to flicker.

notebook

The attribute defines the height of the pictures displayed in the tabs. The tile resources to be displayed are assigned to the notepages in their .picture attribute.

The value range is .picheight >= 0. For .picheight = 0 the height is determined by the system and is 16 pixels.

The height of the pictures is scaled to .picheight regardless of the .scale attribute on the tile resource.

The attribute is only available on Microsoft Windows.