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What's a
PowerTip? |
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PowerTip is
a short description of the toolbar icon that is displayed just below the mouse pointer
when the mouse is moved over it, in a rectangle area with yellow background. |
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List the
toolbars available in PowerBuilder. |
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- Powerbar
- Painterbar
- Stylebar
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What is the
difference between PowerPanel and Powerbar? |
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- PowerPanel is not configurable, where as a Powerbar is
fully configurable.
- PowerPanel is always invisible unless you select
File/PowerPanel from the menu to make it visible. On the other hand, Powerbar is always
visible, unless you choose to hide it.
- PowerPanel works like a model window, Powerbar doesn't
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List two
differences between Powerbar and Painterbar. |
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- Toolbar icons in Powerbar do not have associated menu
items.
- Toolbar icons in Powerbar are constant throughout the
PowerBuilder session, where as Painterbar icons are dynamic, i.e., they differ from
painter to painter.
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What is the
difference between PowerTip and MicroHelp? |
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- PowerTip is a short description for the toolbar icon and
is displayed right below the toolbar icon.
- MicroHelp is a detailed description for the toolbar icon
and is displayed on the Statusbar at the bottom of the PowerBuilder window.
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When you
close Script Painter, PowerBuilder compiles the code and converts it into machine code.
True/False. |
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False.
PowerBuilder compiles the code when changes are made to the script and the script painter
is closed. However, at this point of time, it doesn't create machine code for the compiled
script. |
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What icons
can be added to the PowerPanel? |
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You can't add toolbar icons to the
PowerPanel. It can be done only to Powerbar or Painterbar. |
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How many
additional toolbars can be added to your PowerBuilder development environment? |
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You can add:
- three additional Powerbars.
- seven Painterbars for each painter.
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