The IToolbarButton interface contains properties and methods of the button placed on the toolbar.
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Action | The Action property determines the ActionItem action associated with the button of the ToolBar toolbar. |
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AdditionalShortCuts | The AdditionalShortCuts property returns the collection of additional combinations of hot keys that are associated with this button of the toolbar. |
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BeginGroup | The BeginGroup property enables the user to separate the groups of components on the toolbar visually by a vertical line. |
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DisplayText | The DisplayText property determines whether button text is displayed to the right of the button icon on the toolbar. |
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Down | The Down property determines, in which state the button is. |
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Enabled | The Enabled property determines whether a component is available for the user. |
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Hint | The Hint property determines a text of the tooltip displayed when the mouse cursor hovers over the button in the toolbar. |
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ImageIndex | The ImageIndex property determines an image index. |
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MenuMode | The MenuMode property determines whether the context menu opens on clicking the button. |
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PopupMenu | The PopupMenu property determines the context menu that is associated with the current button of the toolbar. |
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ShortCut | The ShortCut property determines combination of hot keys for quick selection of menu item. |
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Text | The Text property determines a button name in the toolbar. |
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Toolbar | The Toolbar property returns the parent object. |
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Visible | The Visible property determines whether a button is displayed on the toolbar during form execution. |
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ComponentCount | The ComponentCount property returns the number of child components located on the parent component. |
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Components | The Components property returns the child component, which index is passed by the input parameter. |
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Data | The Data property is used to store any custom data. |
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Name | The Name property determines a component name. |
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Tag | The compiler does not use the Tag property. The user can change the value of the Tag property and use it as he wishes. |
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