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Builders are tools that aid in setting properties of controls on a form. Unlike wizards, builders are reentrant, so you can reopen a builder on a particular control repeatedly.
Visual FoxPro includes a number of generic builders for many of the common form controls including grids, list boxes, combo boxes, check boxes, command groups, and option groups.
Visual FoxPro offers a wide selection of builders. For details, consult the list below.
In This Section
- How to: Use Builders
- Provides instructions for creating controls and using the builders.
- Application Builder
- Displays a tabbed dialog box to simplify creating and modifying forms, complex controls, and other optional elements of effective and satisfying applications.
- AutoFormat Builder
- Allows you to apply a set of styles to selected controls of the same type.
- Combo Box Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for a Combo Box control.
- Command Group Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for a Command Group control.
- CursorAdapter Builder
- Makes it easy for you to build CursorAdapter objects more quickly.
- DataEnvironment Builder
- Makes it easy for you to build DataEnvironment objects that use the capabilities of CursorAdapter objects.
- Edit Box Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for an Edit Box control.
- Form Builder
- Makes it easy for you to add fields as new controls to a form.
- Grid Builder
- Makes it possible for you to set properties for a Grid control.
- List Box Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for a List Box control.
- Option Group Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for an Option Group control.
- Referential Integrity Builder
- Helps you to ensure referential integrity by setting up triggers to control how records are inserted, updated, or deleted in related tables.
- Text Box Builder
- Makes it easy for you to set properties for a Text Box control.
- XML Web Service Builder
- Makes it possible for you to bind an XML Web service to a control on a Visual FoxPro form or to an object, such as a cursor adapter in the form's data environment, without writing code.