= setCtlRange =
== Syntax == :setCtlRange(int n, int lo, int hi) == Arguments == :n ::The number of the control whose range you wish to change. :lo ::The minimum range value :hi ::The maximum range value == Description == :This function changes the range of the user control with the index n. You cannot change the range of all controls however - for example, you cannot change the range of a checkbox, since it would make no sense to do so. == Example == <code> // Changes user control 0 to take values from -128 to 128. setCtlRange(0, -128, 128); // Changes user control 23 to take values from 5 to -5. setCtlRange(23, 5, -5); </code> == Also see == == Comments == :Everyone can add his comments about his experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too. |