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There are many examples of properties that can take on specific values. For example,
screen.AlignVertical can take only the arguments: left, center, or right, and the designer provides a dropdown that has only those options. In the blocks, however, the setter takes a numeric input. The user needs to know which number corresponds to the desired value, and the implementation code must check whether the number is legal.
Instead, we could make the setter block use a dropdown for selecting the input.
Implement this system and change the component property code to make use of this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There are many examples of properties that can take on specific values. For example,
screen.AlignVertical can take only the arguments: left, center, or right, and the designer provides a dropdown that has only those options. In the blocks, however, the setter takes a numeric input. The user needs to know which number corresponds to the desired value, and the implementation code must check whether the number is legal.
Instead, we could make the setter block use a dropdown for selecting the input.
Implement this system and change the component property code to make use of this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: