OWLNext 7.0
Borland's Object Windows Library for the modern age
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ObjectWindows provides two types of implementation for controls: those which encapsulate a Windows control (either a standard control, or a common control), and those which are implemented internally.
The TGauge control, for example, can use the Progress Bar common control, or an internal implementation (which has more options).
If a control encapsulates a Windows 95 control, and also provides an internal implementation, the internal implementation can be used to provide emulation of the Windows 95 control in Windows 16.
Control | Encapsulates | Internal Implementation |
TAnimateCtrl | Common control | No |
TButton | Standard control | No |
TCheckBox | Standard control | No |
TColumnHeader | Common control | No |
TComboBox | Standard control | No |
TControlBar | None | Yes |
TDragList | Common control | No |
TEdit | Standard control | No |
TGlyphButton | None | Yes |
TGauge | Common control | Yes |
TGroupBox | Standard control | No |
THotKey | Common control | No |
TListBox | Standard control | No |
TListViewCtrl | Common control | No |
TPropertySheet | Common control | Yes |
TRadioButton | Standard control | No |
TRichEdit | Common control | No |
TScrollBar | Standard control | No |
TSlider | Common control | Yes |
TStatic | Standard control | No |
TStatusBar | None | Yes |
TTabControl | Common control | Yes |
TTooltip | Common control | Yes |
TTreeViewCtrl | Common control | Yes |
TUpDown | Common control | Yes |