DesktopLabel

Class (inherits from DesktopUIControl)

New in 2021r3

Displays read-only text.

Events

AcceleratorKey DropObject MouseEnter Closing FocusLost MouseExit ConstructContextualMenu FocusReceived MouseMove ContextualMenuItemSelected KeyDown MouseUp DragEnter KeyUp MouseWheel DragExit MouseDown Opening DragOver MouseDrag

Properties

Active Left TabIndex AllowAutoDeactivate LockBottom Text AllowTabStop LockLeft TextAlignment Bold LockRight TextColor Enabled LockTop Tooltip FontName MouseCursor Top FontSize Multiline Transparent FontUnit Name Underline Handle PanelIndex Visible Height Parent Width Index Scope Window Italic Selectable

Methods

AcceptFileDrop AcceptTextDrop Refresh AcceptPictureDrop Close SetFocus AcceptRawDataDrop DrawInto

Notes

You can define an accelerator character for a DesktopLabel. In the Text property, precede the accelerator character with an ampersand. For example, the entry "&Home" signifies that the H is the accelerator. Pressing Alt+H on Windows triggers the AcceleratorKey event.

Labels on macOS are not meant to ever appear disabled. As a result, the Enabled property of a Label has no effect on macOS.

Sample Code

The following code sets the text of the Label:

Me.Text = "Hello World"

See Also

DesktopUIControl class; DesktopTextArea, DesktopTextField control.