A DCL text is a child tile that shows one or more lines of text in
the dialog. The text cannot be altered by a user of the dialog, so
it has no callbacks.
This attribute is predefined only for a text, text_part,
edit_box, list_box or popup_list:
fixed_width_font
These attributes are predefined for every child tile and
consequently for a text as well:
mnemonic
makes no sense on a text tile, it
cannot have focus
is_tab_stop
makes no sense on a text tile, it
cannot have focus
These attributes are predefined for every tile and consequently
for a text as well:
key
value
Both the value and the label attribute
refer to the text contents of the text tile. However, when setting
the text contents through the label attribute, additional blank
space will be reserved in the text tile. This does not happen when
specifying the text contents through the value attribute. useful
advice: If you dislike the blank space after text tiles, use the
value attribute! The additional blank space can also be avoided by
specifying the contents at runtime. In that case, specify the width
atribute to reserve the desired width. The reserved additional
blank space is one fourth of the width of the text contents. To
display multiple lines of text, use the newline character "\n" to
specify a line break. It might be needed to specify the attribute
height to make multiple lines visible.
tooltip
label
Both the value and the label attribute
refer to the text contents of the text tile. However, when setting
the text contents through the label attribute, additional blank
space will be reserved in the text tile. This does not happen when
specifying the text contents through the value attribute. useful
advice: If you dislike the blank space after text tiles, use the
value attribute! The additional blank space can also be avoided by
specifying the contents at runtime. In that case, specify the width
atribute to reserve the desired width. The reserved additional
blank space is one fourth of the width of the text contents. To
display multiple lines of text, use the newline character "\n" to
specify a line break. It might be needed to specify the attribute
height to make multiple lines visible.