Forms.TForm

Delphi Information

From Forms.pas

TForm = class(TCustomForm)

Unit: Forms

Type: class

Inherited Class Members: Forms.TForm Members

Class Methods: Forms.TForm Methods

C++ Information

From Forms.hpp

TForm = class(TCustomForm)

Unit: Forms

Type: class

Inherited Class Members: Forms.TForm Members

Class Methods: Forms.TForm Methods

Class Constructors & Destructors: Forms.TForm Constructors

Description

TForm represents a standard application window (form).

When you create forms in the Form designer at design time, they are implemented as descendants of TForm. Forms can represent the application's main window, or dialog boxes, or MDI children. A form can contain other objects, such as TButton, TCheckBox, and TComboBox objects.

Examples of forms include TLoginDialog and TPasswordDialog objects.

See Also

• TLoginDialog

• TPasswordDialog

• Creating Applications

• MDI Applications

• SDI Applications

• User Interface Models

• GUI Applications

• Adding Forms

• Controlling When Forms Reside in Memory

• Creating Forms Dynamically

• Creating Modeless Forms Such as Windows

• Displaying an Auto-created Form

• Using Forms

• Passing Additional Arguments to Forms

• Retrieving Data from Forms

• Retrieving Data from Modal Forms

• Retrieving Data from Modeless Forms

• Controlling Application Behavior

• Creating a Form Instance Using a Local Variable

• Using the Main Form

• VCL Overview

• Windows Overview