Name | Description | |
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Dispose | ||
GetProfContentsFromVariant | ||
GetVariantFromProfContents | ||
IsListProject | ||
LlAddCtlSupport | Allows you to use combit dialog styles in your own application. | |
LlAddDebugSinkForCurrentThread | ||
LlCreateSketch | Overloaded. Creates a sketch that can later be displayed in the file selection dialogs. | |
LlDbAddTable | Overloaded. This function adds a table that can then be used in the Designer. | |
LlDbAddTableRelation | Overloaded. This method can be used to define relations between the tables added via the LlDbAddTable Method. List & Label doesn't directly distinguish between different relation types. You simply pass a relation and it's ID and can query the current relation later at print time using the LlPrintDbGetCurrentTableRelation Method. | |
LlDbAddTableSortOrder | This method can be used to define available sort orders for the tables added via the LlDbAddTable Method. Each sorting has it's unique ID that can be queried using the LlPrintDbGetCurrentTableSortOrder Method at print time. | |
LlDbSetMasterTable | If the master data is passed as variables, List & Label needs to know which table is the "master" table in order to be able to offer the suitable sub tables in the table structure window. If you set the master table name using this method, all tables related to this table can be inserted at the root level of the table object. | |
LlDefineChartFieldExt | Defines a chart field and its contents. Chart fields are needed e.g. for charts in table columns. You should avoid using this function directly - the ChartFields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineChartFieldStart | Empties List & Label's internal chart field buffer to delete old chart field definitions. You should avoid using this function directly - the ChartFields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineField | Defines a list/table field and its contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Fields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineFieldExt | Defines a list/table field and its contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Fields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineFieldExtHandle | Defines a list field and its (handle) contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Fields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineFieldStart | Empties List & Label's internal field buffer to delete old field definitions. You should avoid using this function directly - the Fields property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineLayout | Calls the interactive Designer that will be displayed as a modal pop-up window overlapping your application window. | |
LlDefineVariable | Defines a variable of the type LL_TEXT and its contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineVariableExt | Defines a variable and its contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineVariableExtHandle | Defines a variable and its contents. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDefineVariableStart | Empties List & Label's internal variable buffer to delete old definitions. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property offers you a much more powerful way to add data. | |
LlDesignerShowMessage | ||
LlDesignerTriggerJobInUIThread | ||
LlDlgEditLine | Overloaded. This function is only available in the Enterprise Edition! Starts the List & Label formula wizard independently from the Designer. Thus you can use List & Label formulas at locations in your application that are independent from the Designer. | |
LlEnumGetEntry | Returns the name and contents of a variable or (chart) field. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlEnumGetFirstChartField | Returns an iterator for the first chart field. The name does not have to be known, the chart fields are returned in the order in which they are declared to List & Label. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlEnumGetFirstConstant | ||
LlEnumGetFirstField | Returns an iterator for the first field. The name does not have to be known, the fields are returned in the order in which they are declared to List & Label. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlEnumGetFirstVar | Returns an iterator for the first variable. The name does not have to be known, the variables are returned in the order in which they are declared to List & Label. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlEnumGetNextEntry | Returns the next field/variable (if any). The iteration starts with LlEnumGetFirstVar() or LlEnumGetFirstField() and is being continued with this function. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlExprError | Returns the reason for the error in plain text. You should avoid using this function directly - the ExpressionEvaluator Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with expressions. | |
LlExprEvaluate | Evaluates an expression. You should avoid using this function directly - the ExpressionEvaluator Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with expressions. | |
LlExprEvaluateVar | ||
LlExprFree | Releases the parsing tree created by LlExprParse(). You should avoid using this function directly - the ExpressionEvaluator Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with expressions. | |
LlExprGetUsedVars | ||
LlExprIsConstant | ||
LlExprParse | Tests the expression for correctness and constructs a function tree for this expression. You should avoid using this function directly - the ExpressionEvaluator Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with expressions. | |
LlExprTranslateToHostExpression | ||
LlExprType | Evaluates the result type of the expression. You should avoid using this function directly - the ExpressionEvaluator Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with expressions. | |
LlGetChartFieldContents | Returns the contents of the corresponding chart field. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlGetDefaultPrinter | The system's default printer can be queried hereby. | |
LlGetDlgboxMode | Returns the current setting of the dialog box-layout. | |
LlGetErrortext | Returns a localized error message for the passed error code. | |
LlGetFieldContents | ||
LlGetFieldType | Returns the type of the corresponding field. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlGetIdentifierHelpText | ||
LlGetOption | Overloaded. Requests diverse switches and settings (see below) from List & Label. Returns various options. | |
LlGetOptionString | Overloaded. Requests diverse string settings (see below) from List & Label. Returns the various option string settings. | |
LlGetPreviewOption | Gets different options of the preview. | |
LlGetPrinterFromPrinterFile | ||
LlGetPrinterFromPrinterStream | ||
LlGetSumVariableContents | Returns the contents of the corresponding sum variable. | |
LlGetUsedIdentifiers | Overloaded. Returns a list of variables, fields and chart fields that are actually used within the given project file, in order to increase performance, as only these values need to be provided. | |
LlGetUserVariableContents | Returns the contents of the corresponding user variable. | |
LlGetVariableContents | Returns the contents of the corresponding variable. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlGetVariableType | Returns the type of the corresponding variable. You should avoid using this function directly - the Variables property and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields offer you a much more powerful way to work with your data. | |
LlGetVersion | Returns the version number. | |
LlJobStateRestore | Overloaded. | |
LlJobStateSave | Overloaded. | |
LlPreviewDeleteFiles | Deletes the temporary file(s) which have been created by the preview print. | |
LlPreviewDisplay | Starts the real data preview window. | |
LlPreviewDisplayEx | Starts the real data preview. Additional options can define the behavior. | |
LlPreviewSetTempPath | Sets a temporary path for the print preview file(s). Useful especially for applications running in a network environment. | |
LlPrint | Output of all objects on the printer. | |
LlPrintAbort | Aborts the print (an incomplete page stays incomplete or may not be printed). | |
LlPrintCheckLineFit | Legacy function no longer supported. | |
LlPrintCopyPrinterConfiguration | Allows saving and restoring the printer configuration file. | |
LlPrintDbGetCurrentTable | Overloaded. This function returns the table that is currently to be printed/filled. | |
LlPrintDbGetCurrentTableFilter | ||
LlPrintDbGetCurrentTableRelation | This function returns the current table relation to be printed. | |
LlPrintDbGetCurrentTableSortOrder | This function returns the current table sort order to be printed. | |
LlPrintDbGetRootTableCount | Returns the number of tables on the root level. Needed for correctly displaying a progress bar. | |
LlPrintDeclareChartRow | This function is used to inform the chart objects contained in the project that data is available. It is the logical counterpart of LlPrintFields() for charts. | |
LlPrintDidMatchFilter | Informs whether the last data record printed did match the filter given by the user, i.e. if it was really printed. | |
LlPrintEnableObject | Overloaded. Enables the object to be printed or disables it in order to tell List & Label to ignore it. | |
LlPrintEnd | Overloaded. Ends the print job. | |
LlPrinterSetup | Opens a printer selection window and saves the user's selection in the printer definition file. | |
LlPrintFields | Output of a table line. | |
LlPrintFieldsEnd | Prints (tries to print) the footer on the last page and appended objects. | |
LlPrintGetChartObjectCount | Returns the number of chart objects in the current project. | |
LlPrintGetCurrentPage | Returns the page number of the page currently printing. | |
LlPrintGetFilterExpression | Returns the chosen filter condition (if the project has one assigned). | |
LlPrintGetItemsPerPage | Returns the number of labels on a page (no. of columns * no. of lines). | |
LlPrintGetItemsPerTable | Returns the number of lines of the smallest list on a page. | |
LlPrintGetOption | Returns various print options. | |
LlPrintGetOptionString | Overloaded. Returns the various print option string settings. Returns various option strings. | |
LlPrintGetPrinterInfo | Returns information about the target printer. | |
LlPrintGetRemainingItemsPerTable | Returns the remaining number of lines in a table. | |
LlPrintGetRemainingSpacePerTable | Returns the amount of space remaining in the table. | |
LlPrintIsChartFieldUsed | Informs whether the given chart field from the loaded project is used in one of the expressions or conditions of the project. You usually don't need to care about used identifiers, the data binding automatically handles the calls for you. When working database independent, it is preferable to use the "IsUsed" property of a member of the Variables collection and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields. | |
LlPrintIsFieldUsed | Informs whether the given field from the loaded project is used in one of the expressions or conditions of the project. You usually don't need to care about used identifiers, the data binding automatically handles the calls for you. When working database independent, it is preferable to use the "IsUsed" property of a member of the Variables collection and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields. | |
LlPrintIsVariableUsed | Informs whether the given variable from the loaded project is used in one of the expressions or conditions of the project. You usually don't need to care about used identifiers, the data binding automatically handles the calls for you. When working database independent, it is preferable to use the "IsUsed" property of a member of the Variables collection and it's counterparts for fields and chart fields. | |
LlPrintOptionsDialog | Calls a print option selection window and enables the user to select print specific settings. | |
LlPrintOptionsDialogTitle | Calls a print option selection window and enables the user to select print specific settings. | |
LlPrintResetObjectStates | Resets the print status of all objects. | |
LlPrintResetProjectState | Resets the print state of the whole project, so that printing starts as if it was a new project. | |
LlPrintSelectOffsetEx | Opens a dialog where the user can choose the first label's position in the label array. | |
LlPrintSetBoxText | Sets text and percentage value in the progress box. | |
LlPrintSetOption | Overloaded. Sets various print options for the print job or the print options dialog, for example to pre-set the number of copies required. | |
LlPrintSetOptionString | Overloaded. Sets various print option strings for List & Label. | |
LlPrintStart | Starts the print job, loads the project definition. | |
LlPrintUpdateBox | Allows redraw of the progress box that is used if you print with LlPrintWithBoxStart(). | |
LlPrintWillMatchFilter | Informs whether the present data record matches the filter chosen by the user, i.e. whether it will be printed with the next LlPrint() or LlPrintFields() function. | |
LlPrintWithBoxStart | Starts the print job and opens the project file. Supports an abort window. | |
LlProjectClose | Closes an open project and releases the relevant project file again. The file is not saved! | |
LlProjectOpen | Overloaded. Opens the specified project file and returns the DOM handle for the project object. This object is the basis for all further DOM functions. | |
LlProjectSave | Saves an open project. | |
LlProjectSaveCopyAs | ||
LlRemoveDebugSinkForCurrentThread | ||
LlRemoveIdentifier | ||
LlRTFCopyToClipboard | Copies the contents of the RTF object to the clipboard. Several clipboard formats are available: CF_TEXT, CF_TEXTW (using the Unicode-DLL) and CF_RTF. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFCreateObject | Creates an instance of a List & Label RTF object to be used in stand-alone mode. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFDeleteObject | Destroys the instance of the stand-alone RTF object. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFDisplay | Paints the contents of the RTF object in a device context (DC). Can be used to display the RTF contents in a window or print them to the printer. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFEditObject | Displays the RTF editor to the user. All variables and - in case of LlProject.List - all fields are available for use in expressions. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFEditorInvokeAction | ||
LlRTFEditorProhibitAction | Overloaded. Disables buttons in the RTF control. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFGetText | Overloaded. Returns the text of a RTF object. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlRTFSetText | Sets the text into the RTF control. The format of the text (plain or RTF) is being auto-detected. You should avoid using this API directly - the ListLabelRTFControl Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with the RTF editor. | |
LlSelectFileDlgTitleEx | Opens a file selection dialog with an optionally integrated preview window. | |
LlSetDebug | Switches the debug mode on or off. | |
LlSetDlgboxMode | Don't use this API directly - use the DialogMode Property instead. | |
LlSetFileExtensions | Sets the file extensions for the different project types. | |
LlSetNotificationCallback | Definition of a procedure which will be called for notifications. The event handling of the component calls this function internally. | |
LlSetOption | Overloaded. Sets diverse options in List & Label. | |
LlSetOptionString | Overloaded. Sets string options in List & Label. | |
LlSetPreviewOption | Sets different options of the preview. | |
LlSetPrinterDefaultsDir | Sets the path of the printer definition file. Important e.g. for user specific printer settings in a network environment. | |
LlSetPrinterInPrinterFile | Overloaded. Replaces a printer in a printer configuration file (the so-called "P-File") by a new one or allows you to set special printer parameters. | |
LlSetPrinterInPrinterFileHelper | ||
LlSetPrinterInPrinterStream | ||
LlSetPrinterToDefault | Deletes the printer definition file so that List & Label uses the default printer set in Windows when the project is used the next time. | |
LlStgsysAppend | Append another preview job to the current storage file. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysConvert | Converts a preview file to another format. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysDeleteFiles | Erases the preview file(s). You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysDeleteJob | You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysDeletePage | You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysDestroyMetafile | Releases the metafile handle. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysDrawPage | Paints a preview page to a screen or printer device. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetAPIVersion | Returns the version of the Stgsys API. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetFilename | Can be used to get the .real. name(s) of the preview file(s). If a path has been provided to LlStgsysStorageOpen this path will also be included. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetFileVersion | Returns the version of the preview file. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetJobCount | Returns the number of jobs stored in the preview. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetJobOptionStringEx | ProjectParameters from a preview file can be queried hereby. | |
LlStgsysGetJobOptionValue | Returns some numerical parameters of the current job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetLastError | Returns the error code of the last call to a LlStgsys-API function. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetPageCount | Returns the number of pages in the current job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetPageMetafile | Returns a enhanced metafile handle that can be used to display or print page data. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetPageOptionString | Returns character strings that are stored in the preview file. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysGetPageOptionValue | Returns page-dependent information. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysPrint | Prints pages from an open preview file job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysSetJob | Sets the job index for the following API calls. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysSetJobOptionStringEx | ||
LlStgsysSetPageOptionString | Set string values. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysSetUILanguage | ||
LlStgsysStorageClose | Closes the access handle to the preview. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysStorageCreate | ||
LlStgsysStorageOpen | Opens a preview file. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlStgsysStoragePrint | Prints pages from an open preview file job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The PreviewFile Class offers you a much more powerful way to work with preview files. | |
LlUtilsAddResourcefilesStream | ||
LlUtilsGetProjectType | ||
LlViewerProhibitAction | Overloaded. Removes buttons from the real data preview. | |
LlXGetParameter | Gets parameters from a specific extension module. | |
LlXSetParameter | Sets parameters in a specific extension module. | |
LsConversionConvertEmfToFile | ||
LsConversionJobClose | ||
LsConversionJobOpen | ||
LsConversionSetOptionString | ||
LsMailConfigurationDialog | Opens a configuration dialog for the mail parameters. Can be used if the c?mx??.dll is used for sending export results by mail (see the corresponding chapter for sending export files by mail in the Programmer's Manual). The settings will be saved in the registry under "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\combit\cmbtmx\<subkey>\<User|Computer>". | |
LsMailGetOptionString | ||
LsMailJobClose | Close the DLL-job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The MailJob Class offers a much more powerful way to work with the mail DLL. | |
LsMailJobOpen | Open a mail-job. You should avoid calling this API directly. The MailJob Class offers a much more powerful way to work with the mail DLL. | |
LsMailSendFile | Overloaded. Sends a mail. You should avoid calling this API directly. The MailJob Class offers a much more powerful way to work with the mail DLL. | |
LsMailSetOptionString | Sets various mail-settings in List & Label. You should avoid calling this API directly. The MailJob Class offers a much more powerful way to work with the mail DLL. | |
LsSetDebug | Switches the LS-API debug mode. |