| Command group | Flag affected | Reversible | Execute on client | Platform(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toolbars | NO | NO | NO | All |
Show docking area ([Show text][,Large Icons][,Variable Text Width]) {docking-area (e.g. kDockingAreaBottom)}
| Show text | If specified, the docking area will display text for objects that have an associated text string |
| Large Icons | If specified, the docking area will display large icons (32x32) rather than small icons (16x16) |
| Variable Text Width | If specified, and 'Show text' is also specified, the docking area will adjust the width of the objects according to the width of the text |
This command opens the top, bottom, left, or right docking area into which toolbars may be installed. The docking area is specified using one of the constants: kDockingAreaTop, kDockingAreaBottom, kDockingAreaLeft, kDockingAreaRight or kDockingAreaFloating.
When a toolbar is created each control may have a text label, for example, a Print button may have the word "Print" associated with it. The Show text option allows these text labels to be shown beneath the buttons.
Show docking area {kDockingAreaLeft}
Install toolbar {tbMyToolbar/kDockingAreaLeft}
# or you can use the notation
Do $root.$prefs.$dockingareas.$assign(kDockingAreaLeft)
Do $clib.$toolbars.tbMyToolbar.$open('*',kDockingAreaLeft) Returns lToolBarRef