ProvideX V8.20 > Language Reference > 7. Control Object Properties
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SelectedChildren   TREE_VIEW
Number Of Child Items. Used in conjunction with 'SelectStateMask to return the
number of child items with the desired state. (Children being entries on the tree that
have no sub-ordinates). See Multiple Selections, p.726.
SelectIndex
CHART
GRID
LIST_BOX
LIST_VIEW
TREE_VIEW
Index to 'SelectItem. Set this property to point to a selected element; e.g., 1 points to
the first item selected, 2 points to the second item selected, etc. See Multiple
Selections, p.726.
SelectItem
LIST_BOX
LIST_VIEW
TREE_VIEW
Item number in list selected. This returns the sequential location within the list of the item
being pointed to by 'SelectIndex property. It can also be used to select items; e.g., a
bj'selectitem=2 would select a list item whose index is 2. To deselect an item, use a
minus sign; e.g., bj'selectitem=-2. An obj'selectitem=0 selects all list items if
multi-select functionality (OPT='#') is being used.
SelectLength
MULTI_LINE
VARDROP_BOX
VARLIST_BOX
Length of selected item. This reports the number of characters currently highlighted.
This allows for cut, copy, and paste within a GUI input region.
SelectOffset
MULTI_LINE
VARDROP_BOX
VARLIST_BOX
Position where highlight/cursor begins. This indicates where the highlight begins
within the data or, if nothing is highlighted, the current cursor location.This allows for
cut, copy, and paste within a GUI input region.
SelectRow
GRID
Row number of selected cell. (Read Only) See Multiple Selections, p.726.
SelectStateMask   TREE_VIEW
State filter to apply. See State Indicators, p.727.
SelectText$
GRID
MULTI_LINE
VARDROP_BOX
VARLIST_BOX
Text contained within the highlight. This allows for cut, copy, and paste within a GUI
input region. See Multiple Selections, p.726.
SelectValue$
GRID
Value within selected field. Requires setting the 'SelectIndex property. See Multiple
Selections, p.726.
Sep$
CHART    DROP_BOX    GRID    LIST_BOX
LIST_VIEW   MULTI_LINE
TREE_VIEW
VARDROP_BOX   VARLIST_BOX
Separator character between each field, column, or data point.