Selector.SetStyle()

Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION

Purpose: Format the style of a selector.

This function allows the user to set certain selector items to be asterisked or grayed out. The following table shows the use of bits to format positions within the selector. For selectors with more than four positions, a two- or three- digit hexadecimal number (Bits) is required.

BINARY	BITS	RESULT
0000	0x0	All positions enabled
0001	0x1	Position 1 disabled
0010	0x2	Position 2 disabled
0011	0x3	Positions 1 and 2 disabled
0100	0x4	Position 3 disabled
0101	0x5	Positions 1 and 3 disabled
0110	0x6	Positions 2 and 3 disabled
0111	0x7	Positions 1, 2, and 3 disabled
1000	0x8	Position 4 disabled
1001	0x9	Positions 1 and 4 disabled
1010	0xA	Positions 2 and 4 disabled
1011	0xB	Positions 1, 2, and 4 disabled
1100	0xC	Positions 3 and 4 disabled
1101	0xD	Positions 1, 3, and 4 disabled
1110	0xE	Positions 2, 3, and 4 disabled
1111	0xF	Positions 1, 2, 3, and 4 disabled

Usage: Selector.SetStyle(Pattern, Style)

Pattern

BITS

Pattern of the selector to be used.

Style

INDEX

Style of the disabled position

0 = Normal, Not disabled

1 = Asterisk , Asterisk next to name

2 = Disabled, Grayed out, cannot be selected.

Or use the following constants:

SELECTOR_NORMAL

SELECTOR_ASTERISK

SELECTOR_DISABLED