Delphi快速入门(三)(国外英文资料).doc

Delphi快速入门(三)(国外英文资料) Chapter 1: quick introduction to Delphi (3) hanhua interface and font selection If you have a Chinese system installed in your Windows 95 system, it is extremely convenient to be Chinese. For example, you can change the attribute of Button1 to R rectangle, which also changes the properties of other parts, and makes the form a Chinese interface. If you are not satisfied with the Chinese and western fonts, you can adjust the Font attribute to suit your requirements. The Font in the front of the property, there is a small +, that means its characterization is the collection attribute, that property is no longer a single value, but a collection of properties. Double-click Font, and the Object Inspector will expand the rest of its properties below. Color is used to represent the Color of the text, and Name defines the font Name, such as System, MsSerif, Arial, song body, black body, etc. Style comes with four properties: fsBold, fsItalic, fsUnderline and fsTrikeOut. If you want the font to have some style in it, set the corresponding attribute value to True. The Font dialog can set the above properties more directly. The right-hand side of the Font attribute has a button with the ellipsis, and click it to activate the Font dialog, as shown in figure 1.7: This dialog contains all of these properties, making it more convenient to adjust the glyphs. But, for the Form Form, the Font property change is the Form of other parts show glyph, the title of the Font itself is the default System Font, cannot change by attributes. USES the graphical edit dialog Finally, we use the icon button BitBtn1 to control the color of the Shape. Select the icon button and change its Caption attribute to color (or C Color). You can put an icon in the button to visually describe its functionality. Select the Glyph attribute of the Object Inspector, click the three button in the moving value section, and pop up the graphical edit dialog. You can through the graphical edit