#PowerBuilder #tile #menu using #Datawindow

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The document provides instructions on using a Datawindow object as a user interface component to create a tile menu in PowerBuilder. It discusses the basic idea, why to use a Datawindow, and provides step-by-step instructions on how to create the tile menu Datawindow object. The instructions include creating the Datawindow, setting properties for rectangles and controls using expressions, adding placeholders for icons and titles, and testing it with sample data rows.

Using Datawindow as
UI Component
(Part 1)
zulmach@pbdev.id
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Friday, 31 Januari 2020 | Maxx Cofee Cideng, Jakarta Barat

Tile Menu as one of UI Component
• Basic Idea
• Why Datawindow
• How to Create
• How to Implement it
• Other Possibilities

Basic Idea
• Kind of Cute
• So many already available
• None is free
• None is Native PB Object
• usually OCX, OLE Object or uses PBNI
• Not easy to distribute
• None is compatible with Appeon Web/Mobile
• Only need the SIMPLEST yet NICE LOOKING
• Don’t want too many script to write (copy/paste)

Why Datawindow
• Data centric : rows & columns
• Can put controls as Window
• Powerful DW Expression
• Support expression for many properties
• Controls Behaviour can be based on data

Create New N-Up Datawindow Object
• Create Datawindow Object N-Up presentation Style
• Columns : icon (string), title (string), visible (number), size (number)
• This example with 6 rows per detail

Clean Up
• Clean up datawindow from columns and text,
select all and delete from the layout

Create Rectangles
• Create rectangles : r_dw, r_width, r_gutter as size reference
put them in header band
• Create 6 rectangles for the tile’s base, put them in detail band

Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression
Control Visible Height Width
r_1 visible[0] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_2 visible[1] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_3 visible[2] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_4 visible[3] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_5 visible[4] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[4] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[4] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_6 visible[5] long(describe
("r_width.width"))-40
size[5] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[5] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression
Control y x
r_1 long(describe("r_gutt
er.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width"))
r_2 long(describe("r_gutt
er.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 2 +
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_3 long(describe("r_gutt
er.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 3+
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_4 long(describe("r_gutt
er.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 4+
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression
Control y x
r_5 long(describe("r_gutter
.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 5+
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))
r_6 long(describe("r_gutter
.width"))
long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 6+
size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) +
size[4] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) +
(size[4] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

Create 6 Computed Field for icon placeholder
Control Expression
c_1 bitmap ( icon[0] )
c_2 bitmap ( icon[1] )
c_3 bitmap ( icon[2] )
c_4 bitmap ( icon[3] )
c_5 bitmap ( icon[4] )
c_6 bitmap ( icon[5] )

Do the same thing
• Copy and modified all the dwexpression for x,y,width,and height
properties from the r_1 to r_6 for :
• Icon
• title

Download Datawindow Object Source Code
https://zulmach.wordpress.com/2
020/01/18/tile-menu-using-
datawindow-object

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1. Using Datawindow as UI Component (Part 1) [email protected] pbdev.id coexist Friday, 31 Januari 2020 | Maxx Cofee Cideng, Jakarta Barat

2. Tile Menu as one of UI Component • Basic Idea • Why Datawindow • How to Create • How to Implement it • Other Possibilities

3. Basic Idea • Kind of Cute • So many already available • None is free • None is Native PB Object • usually OCX, OLE Object or uses PBNI • Not easy to distribute • None is compatible with Appeon Web/Mobile • Only need the SIMPLEST yet NICE LOOKING • Don’t want too many script to write (copy/paste)

4. Why Datawindow • Data centric : rows & columns • Can put controls as Window • Powerful DW Expression • Support expression for many properties • Controls Behaviour can be based on data

5. How to Create Step by step

6. Create New N-Up Datawindow Object • Create Datawindow Object N-Up presentation Style • Columns : icon (string), title (string), visible (number), size (number) • This example with 6 rows per detail

7. Clean Up • Clean up datawindow from columns and text, select all and delete from the layout

8. Create Rectangles • Create rectangles : r_dw, r_width, r_gutter as size reference put them in header band • Create 6 rectangles for the tile’s base, put them in detail band

9. Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression Control Visible Height Width r_1 visible[0] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_2 visible[1] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_3 visible[2] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_4 visible[3] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_5 visible[4] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[4] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[4] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_6 visible[5] long(describe ("r_width.width"))-40 size[5] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[5] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

10. Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression Control y x r_1 long(describe("r_gutt er.width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) r_2 long(describe("r_gutt er.width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 2 + size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_3 long(describe("r_gutt er.width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 3+ size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_4 long(describe("r_gutt er.width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 4+ size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

11. Set r_1 to r_6 properties using expression Control y x r_5 long(describe("r_gutter .width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 5+ size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) r_6 long(describe("r_gutter .width")) long(describe("r_gutter.width")) * 6+ size[0] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[0] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[1] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[1] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[2] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[2] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[3] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[3] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width"))) + size[4] * (long(describe("r_width.width"))) + (size[4] -1) * (long(describe("r_gutter.width")))

12. Create 6 Computed Field for icon placeholder Control Expression c_1 bitmap ( icon[0] ) c_2 bitmap ( icon[1] ) c_3 bitmap ( icon[2] ) c_4 bitmap ( icon[3] ) c_5 bitmap ( icon[4] ) c_6 bitmap ( icon[5] )

13. Do the same thing • Copy and modified all the dwexpression for x,y,width,and height properties from the r_1 to r_6 for : • Icon • title

14. Try out by adding datarows

15. Download Datawindow Object Source Code https://zulmach.wordpress.com/2 020/01/18/tile-menu-using- datawindow-object

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