RAD Studio VCL Reference
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Determines whether Help Hints are enabled or disabled for the entire application.
property ShowHint: Boolean;
__property Boolean ShowHint;
Use ShowHints to choose when to display Help Hints. If ShowHint is true, Help Hints are enabled; if ShowHint is false, Help Hints are disabled. The default value is true. Help Hints are specified in the Hint property.
Setting ShowHint for the application to false disables all Help Hints, regardless of the value of the ShowHint properties for individual controls.
C++ Examples:
/* This example uses an edit box and a list box on a form. Items are added to the list box and a Help Hint is assigned to both controls. The last statement enables the Help Hints for the entire application. */ void __fastcall TForm1::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { Edit1->Hint = "Enter your name"; Edit1->ShowHint = true; char string[10]; char index[3]; for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { strcpy(string, "Item"); itoa(i, index, 10); strcat(string, index); ListBox1->Items->Add(string); } ListBox1->Hint = "Select an item"; ListBox1->ShowHint = true; Application->ShowHint = true; } /* Note: To see an example that displays the hints of controls in some place other than in a Help Hint box, see the OnHint example. */
Delphi Examples:
{ This example uses an edit box and a list box on a form. Items are added to the list box and a Help Hint is assigned to both controls. The last statement enables the Help Hints for the entire application. } procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var I: Integer; begin Edit1.Hint := 'Enter your name'; Edit1.ShowHint := True; with ListBox1 do begin for I := 1 to 10 do Items.Add('Item ' + IntToStr(I)); Hint := 'Select an item'; ShowHint := True; end; Application.ShowHint := True; end; { Note: To see an example that displays the hints of controls in some place other than in a Help Hint box, see the OnHint example. }
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