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Method
UIObject.setSkin()
UIObject.setStyle()
Methods inherited from the UIComponent class
The following table lists the methods the UIScrollBar class inherits from the UIComponent class.
When calling these methods from the UIScrollBar object, use the form
UIScrollBarInstance.methodName
Method
UIComponent.getFocus()
UIComponent.setFocus()
Property summary for the UIScrollBar class
The following table lists properties of the UIScrollBar class.
Property
UIScrollBar.lineScrollSize
UIScrollBar.pageScrollSize
UIScrollBar.scrollPosition
UIScrollBar._targetInstanceName
UIScrollBar.horizontal
Properties inherited from the UIObject class
The following table lists the properties the UIScrollBar class inherits from the UIObject class.
When accessing these properties from the UIScrollBar object, use the form
UIScrollBarInstance.propertyName
Property
UIObject.bottom
UIObject.height
UIObject.left
UIObject.right
UIObject.scaleX
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Description
Sets a skin in the object.
Sets the style property on the style declaration or object.
.
Description
Returns a reference to the object that has focus.
Sets focus to the component instance.
Description
The number of lines or pixels scrolled when the user clicks the
arrow buttons of the scroll bar.
The number of lines or pixels scrolled when the user clicks the
track of the scroll bar.
The current scroll position of the scroll bar.
The instance name of the text field associated with the
UIScrollBar instance.
A Boolean value indicating whether the scroll bar is oriented
vertically ( ), the default, or horizontally (
false
.
Description
The position of the bottom edge of the object, relative to the
bottom edge of its parent. Read-only.
The height of the object, in pixels. Read-only.
The left edge of the object, in pixels. Read-only.
The position of the right edge of the object, relative to the
right edge of its parent. Read-only.
A number indicating the scaling factor in the x direction of the
object, relative to its parent.
).
true