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[Ron L.]

That can be accomplished with Dynamics.

[wlederer]

Thank You very much Ron. Can we do the same with script?

Regards, Waldemar

[Ron L.]

Once you setup the dynamic you can trigger it in script. (i.e. Globals.Tags.Tag1.SetAnalog(3); ).

[mark.monroe]

Yes, the below will change the color of the Text1 TextBox when Button3 is clicked.

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		void Button3_Click(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e)
		{
			this.Text1.FontColor = new BrushCF(Color.Aqua);
		}

[wlederer]

Thank You very much Ron. Works fine.
Regards, Waldemar

[wlederer]

Thank You much Mark for the answer.

When describing a button click event, after: this.Text11... could not find the option FontColor.
Is it because of something is not activated?
Regards, Waldemar

[mark.monroe]

Not all of the available functions are displayed when you do a '.' after an object. some are not. I am not sure why they did this.

In my example the text box was called "Text1", 'this' simply means to use the current screen.

So "this.Text1" means use the text box called Text1 on the current screen.

I tested the FontColor button code I sent you in iX 2.0.

[wlederer]

Thak You Mark. Where can I find all options?
Regards, Waldemar

[mark.monroe]

There is no way to find all the options. You have to look at the iX Developer source code and we do not release that.

Hopefully in a future release of iX Developer scripting will have a better documentation system.