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Implementation of Controls

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.

ControlEncapsulatesInternal Implementation
TAnimateCtrlCommon controlNo
TButtonStandard controlNo
TCheckBoxStandard controlNo
TColumnHeaderCommon controlNo
TComboBoxStandard controlNo
TControlBarNoneYes
TDragListCommon controlNo
TEditStandard controlNo
TGlyphButtonNoneYes
TGaugeCommon controlYes
TGroupBoxStandard controlNo
THotKeyCommon controlNo
TListBoxStandard controlNo
TListViewCtrlCommon controlNo
TPropertySheetCommon controlYes
TRadioButtonStandard controlNo
TRichEditCommon controlNo
TScrollBarStandard controlNo
TSliderCommon controlYes
TStaticStandard controlNo
TStatusBarNoneYes
TTabControlCommon controlYes
TTooltipCommon controlYes
TTreeViewCtrlCommon controlYes
TUpDownCommon controlYes