Mini Kabibi Habibi
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<controlentry>
<control>
<name>sePrecision</name>
<windowcaption>Precision</windowcaption>
<description>This spin editor is used to specify the maximum number of digits which are displayed to the right of the decimal point when the dropdown calculator is open.</description>
<memberlist>RepositoryItemCalcEdit.Precision</memberlist>
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</control>
</controlentry>
<controlentry>
<control>
<name>ceShowCloseButton</name>
<windowcaption>Show Close Button</windowcaption>
<description>This check box shows or hides the close button which is displayed in the bottom left corner of the dropdown window.</description>
<memberlist>RepositoryItemCalcEdit.ShowCloseButton</memberlist>
<dtimage></dtimage>
</control>
</controlentry>
<controlentry>
<control>
<name>ceShowCustomButtons</name>
<windowcaption>Show Custom Buttons</windowcaption>
<description>This check box shows or hides the '^2' and 'Clear' buttons.</description>
<memberlist>EditorButton.Visible</memberlist>
<dtimage></dtimage>
</control>
</controlentry>
<controlentry>
<control>
<name>calcEditSample</name>
<windowcaption>CalcEdit</windowcaption>
<description>The ButtonClick event is raised when the editor's button is clicked. In this tutorial, the ButtonClick event is handled to implement functionality for the '^2' and 'Clear' buttons. If the '^2' button is clicked, the editor value of the calculator is squared. If the 'Clear' button is clicked, the editor's value is set to 0.</description>
<memberlist>CalcEdit.Value, ButtonClick event</memberlist>
<dtimage></dtimage>
</control>
</controlentry>
</controls>
<hints>
<hint>
<name>calcEditSample</name>
<hinttext>#Keyboard<newline></newline>ALT+DOWN, F4 to show or hide the dropdown calculator<newline></newline>UP, DOWN to scroll the value<newline></newline>#Mouse Wheel<newline></newline>Supported</hinttext>
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