AddControl

The command adds a control to the current dialog. Before calling this command, it is necessary to add a dialog with command AddDialog.

AddControl [/X:<value>] [/Y:<value>] [/W:<value>] [/H:<value>] <class> <instance> [<text>]

Control parameters

<class>	Control class (TButton e.t.c.).
<instance>	The instance number for a given class, from 1 and up. May vary between versions of Total Commander.

Modify parameters

The parameters /X, /Y, /W, /H set the offset relative to the original coordinates of the window or change its size. If the parameter is omitted, it is considered that its value = 0 (i.e., the window does not move along this coordinate or does not change the corresponding size).

Values are set at a standard density of 96 dpi. At higher density values, the control will be scaled automatically, or, respectively to the /NOSCALE parameter in the AddDialog command.

/X:<value>	The offset of the control in X relative to its original position. A positive value shifts the dialog to the right, a negative one to the left.
/Y:<value>	The offset control on Y relative to the original position. A positive value shifts the dialogue down, a negative one — up.
/W:<value>	Change the width of the control relative to the original. A positive value increases the width, a negative value decreases.
/H:<value>	Change the height of the control relative to the original. A positive value increases the height, a negative value decreases.
<text>	New text of the control.