NSControlMBS.ActionSelector as String

The new action-message selector to associate with the receiver's cell. Specify NULL to prevent action messages from being sent to the receiver's target.
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NSControlMBS.alignment as Integer

dim n as NSControlMBS // your control
n.alignment=3

One of the following constants: NSLeftTextAlignment, NSRightTextAlignment,NSCenterTextAlignment, NSJustifiedTextAlignment, or NSNaturalTextAlignment. The default value is NSNaturalTextAlignment.

Constants:

NSLeftTextAlignment = 0
Text is visually left aligned.

NSRightTextAlignment = 1
Text is visually right aligned.

NSCenterTextAlignment = 2
Text is visually center aligned.

NSJustifiedTextAlignment = 3
Text is justified.

NSNaturalTextAlignment = 4
Use the natural alignment of the text's script.
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NSControlMBS.attributedStringValue as NSAttributedStringMBS

The value of the cell interpreted as an attributed string, or an empty attributed string if the receiver has no cell.

If the control contains many cells (for example, NSMatrix), then the value of the currently selected cell is returned. If the control is in the process of editing the affected cell, then it invokes the validateEditing method before extracting and returning the value.
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NSControlMBS.baseWritingDirection as Integer

One of the following values: NSWritingDirectionNatural, NSWritingDirectionLeftToRight, or NSWritingDirectionRightToLeft. The default value is NSWritingDirectionNatural.

The Text system uses this value as a hint for calculating the actual direction for displaying Unicode characters. You should not need to call this method directly.
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NSControlMBS.cell as Variant

Cocoa controls often have a frame control and inside a Cell which implements the raw functionality. This way you can for example have a table which embeds such cell controls inside the table cells.

Use this method with great care as it can irrevocably damage the affected control; specifically, you should only use this method in initializers for subclasses of NSControl.
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NSControlMBS.controlSize as Integer

Use this property to change the rendered size of the cell and its control.

Changing the cell’s control size does not change the font used by the cell. Use the systemFontSize class method of NSFontMBS to obtain an appropriate font based on the new control size.

If you set this property for Xojo's controls, you may need to set it again in Resized events as it may reset to the default.

Use constants:

ControlSizeRegular	0	Regular
ControlSizeSmall	1	Small size
ControlSizeMini	2	Mini size
ControlSizeLarge	3	Large size

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NSControlMBS.currentEditor as NSTextMBS

Returns the field editor for the current control, or nil if the receiver does not have a field editor.

When the receiver is a control displaying editable text (for example, a text field) and it is the first responder, it has a field editor, which is returned by this method. The field editor is a single NSTextView object that is shared among all the controls in a window for light text-editing needs. It is automatically instantiated when needed.
(Read only property)

NSControlMBS.doubleValue as Double

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NSControlMBS.font as NSFontMBS

f the cell is being edited, the text in the cell is redrawn in the new font, and the cell's editor (the NSText object used globally for editing) is updated with the new font object.
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NSControlMBS.ignoresMultiClick as boolean

dim n as NSControlMBS // your control
n.ignoresMultiClick=True

True if the view ignores multiple clicks; otherwise, false.
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NSControlMBS.integerValue as Integer

If the control contains many cells (for example, NSMatrix), then the value of the currently selected cell is returned. If the control is in the process of editing the affected cell, then it invokes the validateEditing method before extracting and returning the value.

Available in OS X v10.5 and later.
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NSControlMBS.intValue as Integer

dim n as new nsbuttonMBS(0,0,100,100)

n.intValue=1
MsgBox str(n.intValue) // shows 1
n.intValue=0
MsgBox str(n.intValue) // shows 0

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NSControlMBS.isContinuous as boolean

True if the action message should be sent continuously; otherwise, false.
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NSControlMBS.isEnabled as boolean

True if the view responds to mouse events; otherwise, false.
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NSControlMBS.refusesFirstResponder as boolean

By default, the user can advance the focus of keyboard events between controls by pressing the Tab key; when this focus—or first responder status—is indicated for a control (by the insertion point or, for nontext controls, a faint rectangle), the user can activate the control by pressing the Space bar.
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NSControlMBS.selectedCell as NSCellMBS

The default implementation of this method simply returns the control's associated cell (or nil if no cell has been set). Subclasses of NSControl that manage multiple cells (such as NSMatrix and NSForm) must override this method to return the cell selected by the user.
(Read only property)

NSControlMBS.selectedTag as Integer

(Read only property)

NSControlMBS.stringValue as string

(Read and Write property)

NSControlMBS.tag as Integer

You can set this property to the value you need.
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