System.Classes.TComponentStyle
Delphi
type TComponentStyle = set of (csInheritable, csCheckPropAvail, csSubComponent, csTransient);
C++
typedef System::Set<System_Classes__65, System_Classes__65::csInheritable, System_Classes__65::csTransient> TComponentStyle;
Properties
| Type | Visibility | Source | Unit | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
set typedef |
public | System.Classes.pas System.Classes.hpp |
System.Classes | System.Classes |
Description
TComponentStyle is a set of flags that describe the current Style of a component.
The following table indicates the meaning of the various TComponentStyle flags:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
|
csInheritable |
Descendant form types can inherit from the component. If any of the components in a form do not have the csInheritable style, the form cannot be used as the ancestor of an inherited form. |
|
csCheckPropAvail |
The component needs to check its properties for readability. This is only used for COM controls (on Windows), where the Object Inspector cannot tell directly that a property is readable, and therefore displayable. |
|
csSubComponent |
The component is a subcomponent of the component that is the value of its Owner property. Unlike top-level components, subcomponents are not saved with the form or data module in which they reside. Instead, a subcomponent appears as the value of a published property of its Owner, and its published properties and events are saved in the form file with the owning component. |
|
csTransient |
The component is a temporary object that should not be saved in a form file. |