[Overview][Constants][Types][Classes][Procedures and functions][Index] Reference for unit 'DbCtrls' (#lcl)

Reference for unit 'DbCtrls'

Data-Aware controls commonly used for viewing and operating on information held in databases

uses

  System,

  types,

  Classes,

  sysutils,

  db,

  LCLStrConsts,

  

This unit contains all resource strings of the LCL

  LCLProc,

  

Useful lower level helper functions and classes

  LMessages,

  

  LCLType,

  

This unit is being created specifically for compatibility with Delphi. It should only be used for constants and type definitions that are included in the Delphi Windows unit. This is only done for compatibiltiy.

  LResources,

  

This unit maintains and stores all lazarus resources in the global list named LazarusResources and provides methods and types to stream components

  GraphType,

  

Definitions of several special types (including Raw Image) to be used for graphics

  Forms,

  

Contains definitions and descriptions for constructing the Forms which are the basis of the Lazarus Graphical User Interface

  Controls,

  

This unit contains basic classes for visual controls.

  Graphics,

  

Unit contains definitions for many fundamental classes and types used in graphic applications

  Dialogs,

  

Some dialogs commonly used in Lazarus applications. Look at the Procedures as well as the Classes

  StdCtrls,

  

Several standard controls used in most Lazarus forms

  Buttons,

  

Defines several specialist button classes

  MaskEdit,

  

Defines classes for Mask Editing, ie editing with a masking string in place to obscure the text being entered

  ExtCtrls,

  

Some extra controls commonly used in Lazarus forms

  Calendar,

  

Classes defining Calendar, a graphic allowing the user to select a date

  Chart,

  

Classes for constructing Bar Charts

  Variants;

Related topics

HowToUseDataAwareControls

  

HowToUseDataAwareControls - Hints for accessing databases

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