Class Browser - Revision history

Ciceronmt: /* SetWindowRect */

2021-06-19T10:32:51Z

SetWindowRect

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	*Sets the pixel coordinate of the bottom edge.		*Sets the pixel coordinate of the bottom edge.
	===SetWindowRect===		===SetWindowRect===
	{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetWindowRect(int left, int, top, int right, int bottom)}}		{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetWindowRect(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)}}
	*Sets the pixel coordinates of all four edges in a single call.		*Sets the pixel coordinates of all four edges in a single call.

	===SetWindowWidth===		===SetWindowWidth===
	{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetWindowWidth(int width)}}		{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetWindowWidth(int width)}}

Danny252: Change link to library reference, not language reference

2020-12-28T13:41:14Z

Change link to library reference, not language reference

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	*[[TrainzScript ~~Language~~ Reference\|API Hierarchy]]		*[[TrainzScript Library Reference\|API Hierarchy]]
	*[[Class GSObject\|GSObject]]		*[[Class GSObject\|GSObject]]
	***[[Class GameObject\|GameObject]]		***[[Class GameObject\|GameObject]]

Callavsg: /* SetElementObjectProperty */

2019-04-12T09:16:53Z

SetElementObjectProperty

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	Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.		Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.
	With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.		With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.
	Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from ~~(It might also be possible to send a string representation of the assets KUID via the SetElementProperty mathod)~~		Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from.

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Callavsg: /* SetElementObjectProperty */

2019-04-12T07:39:26Z

SetElementObjectProperty

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	Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.		Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.
	With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.		With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.
	Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from.		Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from (It might also be possible to send a string representation of the assets KUID via the SetElementProperty mathod)

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Callavsg: /* SetElementObjectProperty */

2019-04-12T07:37:59Z

SetElementObjectProperty

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	Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.		Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.
	With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.		With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.
	Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset~~-Reference~~ for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from.		Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from.

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Callavsg: /* SetElementObjectProperty */

2019-04-12T07:36:56Z

SetElementObjectProperty

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	Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.		Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.
	With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.		With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.
			Also an embedded browser can receive an Asset-Reference for it's "asset" property via this method. This will change the asset where images are loaded from.

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Callavsg: /* SetElementObjectProperty */

2019-04-12T07:35:51Z

SetElementObjectProperty

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	===SetElementObjectProperty===		===SetElementObjectProperty===
	{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetElementProperty(string elementId, string propertyId, object value)}}		{{MethodHeader\|public native void SetElementProperty(string elementId, string propertyId, object value)}}
	~~<font color=red>I quote N3V's definition verbatim</font><br>~~
	Sets the property of the named object element in this browser to the given object.		Sets the property of the named object element in this browser to the given object.

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	*propertyID Property in the element to set. Properties the <trainz-object> tag supports can be used.		*propertyID Property in the element to set. Properties the <trainz-object> tag supports can be used.
	*value Object the is the value the property will be assigned. <br>		*value Object the is the value the property will be assigned. <br>
	~~<font color=red>I can't make any sense out~~ of ~~that so~~ you ~~are on your own!</font>~~
			Some element properties are references to objects, such as the "driver-commands" property of "driver-order-bar"-elements.
			With this method you can for example pass a DriverCommands object reference to the driver-order-bar element.

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Andi06: /* Messages */

2013-11-10T09:39:12Z

Messages

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	==Messages==		==Messages==
	*Messages sent to and from ~~Signal~~ objects are listed below:		*Messages sent to and from Browser objects are listed below:
	<br>		<br>
	{{TableHeader\|width=50%\|margin=15px}}		{{TableHeader\|width=50%\|margin=15px}}

Vvmm: added browser style

2013-04-19T17:50:06Z

added browser style

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	==Trainz Object HTML Element==		==Trainz Object HTML Element==
	*<nowiki><trainz-object></nowiki> tags define special browser objects which the user can interact with.		*<nowiki><trainz-object></nowiki> tags define special browser objects which the user can interact with.
	*These include a graphic dial or a text entry box and a range of parameters can be applied.		*These include a graphic dial, a text entry box or a browser frame and a range of parameters can be applied.
	<br>		<br>
	{{TableHeader\|width=50%\|margin=15px}}		{{TableHeader\|width=50%\|margin=15px}}
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	\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Property'''\|\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Value'''\|\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Description'''		\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Property'''\|\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Value'''\|\|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"\|'''Description'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|style\|\|string\|\|Type of control, "dial" or "text-line"		\|style\|\|string\|\|Type of control, "dial", "text-line" or "browser"
	\|-		\|-
	\|id\|\|string\|\|Name of this object in the browser.		\|id\|\|string\|\|Name of this object in the browser.

Andi06 at 20:59, 21 February 2011

2011-02-21T20:59:10Z

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	*This class provides an interface with the Trainz ~~mini browser~~ allowing the programmer to provide a simple HTML interface.		*This class provides an interface with the Trainz [[MiniBrowser]] allowing the programmer to provide a simple HTML interface.
	*The browser supports a small subset of HTML code.		*The browser supports a small subset of HTML code.
	*Muliple browsers are supported.		*Muliple browsers are supported.

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	*[[TrainzScript ~~Language~~ Reference\|API Hierarchy]]		*[[TrainzScript Library Reference\|API Hierarchy]]
	*[[Class GSObject\|GSObject]]		*[[Class GSObject\|GSObject]]
	***[[Class GameObject\|GameObject]]		***[[Class GameObject\|GameObject]]