VB Graph Custom Control: DataReset Property Resets to 0 (Zero)
ID: Q84058
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Visual Basic Professional Edition for Windows, versions 2.0, 3.0
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Microsoft Professional Toolkit for Microsoft Visual Basic programming system for Windows, version 1.0
SUMMARY
When you assign a value to the DataReset property of the Graph version
1.2 custom control, the value of DataReset always resets to 0 - None.
This is by design. Although DataReset is listed in the Properties box,
it also has characteristics of a method. A value assigned to DataReset
is transient, which means that it causes a one-time action and then
resets to 0 - None.
MORE INFORMATION
In Visual Basic for Windows, a property is an attribute of the control
that you can set to define one of the object's characteristics. DataReset
is a property because you can set its value which, depending on that
value, defines one or more of the Graph control's characteristics.
Because it defines a Graph's characteristics by resetting the chosen
property array to its default values, DataReset is found in the
Properties list box.
A method in Visual Basic for Windows behaves similarly to a statement
in that it always acts on an object. DataReset can also be considered
a method because it does perform an action on the graph. Namely, it
resets the chosen property array to its default values. DataReset
performs the assigned action as soon as its value does not equal 0. If
it retained its assigned value, it would continually generate an
endless loop and lock the system. To prevent this from occurring, it is
automatically reset to 0 - None upon the first execution of its call.
The example below demonstrates the behavior of DataReset.
Example
- Run Visual Basic for Windows, or from the File menu, choose New
Project (press ALT, F, N) if Visual Basic for Windows is already
running. Form1 is created by default.
- From the File menu, choose Add File. In the Files box, select the
GRAPH.VBX custom control file. The Graph tool will appear in the
Toolbox.
- Add a Graph control (Graph1) to Form1.
- In the Properties list box, select the DataReset property. The
value that appears in the Settings box will be 0 - None.
- Change the value of DataReset to a number between 1 and 9. The
values 1-9 refer to Graph property arrays that can be reset by
using the DataReset property.
- Graph1 will update to display the default values in the property
array you chose in step 5.
- In the Properties list box, select DataReset. The value of
DataReset is 0 - None. It did not retain the value from step 5.
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Version : WINDOWS:2.0,3.0; :1.0
Platform : WINDOWS
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