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#term_definition[What is a % variable?]#
By default, Captions are converted by Koda into string constants, but there is another way: a Caption can be a variable or even an expression. This is achieved through the use of % variables. Examples in which %cat% is a % variable:
Koda | AutoIt |
---|---|
%cat% | $cat |
%cat% is black | $cat & “ is back” |
#term_definition[How do I create a form template?]#
Your template will appear in the Form Templates dialog.
If you do not assign an icon, Koda assigns the default icon.
The directory you create must be a son of the Templates directory.
#term_definition[I have a horizontal scroll bar unexpectedly on my form. Why?]# It is likely that a control extends to beyond the right edge of the form.
#term_definition[I entered a value in a numeric property field but Koda ignored the change. Why?]# Did you remember to press the Enter key to confirm?
#term_definition[I added an UpDown control to a form but it doesn't show when I run the form. Why?]# AutoIt limits an UpDown control to being a buddy control, so in Koda it only works when it is attached to an InputBox control.
#term_definition[I attached an UpDown control to an InputBox control. Now Koda doesn't accept a new value in the Text property of the InputBox control. Why?]# With an Updown control attached, the initial value is set in the Position property of the UpDown control.