Editing Dialog Control Template

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= CONTROLNAME =
== Syntax ==
:{{ctl[''n'']: CONTROLNAME(''Class Specific Properties''), ''Other Properties''}}
== Description ==
:Your description of the control goes here.  Something along the lines of: The CONTROLNAME user control is a simple scrollbar including a text label and a numeric edit control. You don't need to specify the class property CONTROLNAME.
== Class Specific Properties ==
:'''PROPERTY'''
::Describe each individual property, what it means and its possible values. ''(default?)''
== Other Properties ==
:'''Arg'''
::Describe each individual property, what it means and its possible values.  List the default value in italics and brackets.
:'''Color'''
::sets text background color in plain English format ''(default = CadetBlue)''
== Examples ==
<code>
ctl[0]: STANDARD(MODALFRAME, HORZ), Text="Plasma effect", Val=10, Disable
ctl[2]: STANDARD(VERT), "Pressure", Range=(-10,10), Val=0, Track
ctl[3]: "Threshold", Range=(-128,128), Val=0
</code>
== Notes ==
:Any notes go here.
== Also see ==
:((RelatedFunction)), ((OtherFunction)).
== Comments ==
:Everyone can add his comments about his experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too.
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RAW TEMPLATE CODE, FOR EASY COPY/PASTING
<code>
= CONTROLNAME =
== Syntax ==
:{{ctl[''n'']: CONTROLNAME(''Class Specific Properties''), ''Other Properties''}}
== Description ==
:specify.
== Class Specific Properties ==
:'''PROPERTY'''
::specify. ''(default?)''
== Other Properties ==
:'''Arg'''
::specify ''(default = value)''
== Example ==
== Notes ==
:Any notes go here.
== Also see ==
:((specify)).
== Comments ==
:Everyone can add his comments about his experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too.
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