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LinkedValue

Specifies the variable or tag to which the ComboBox is bound. Ensures that the selected value in the ComboBox is linked to the specified data source, enabling dynamic updates and data binding.

Binding

Sets the binding mode for the component. Options are:

TwoWay: Updates the data source and UI interchangeably;

OutputOnly: Allows data output without user input;

InputOnly: Accepts user input without updating the data source.

SelectedIndex

Specifies the index of the currently selected item in the ComboBox. Allows the application to track the selected item and update other components accordingly.

Items Source

Determines the source of the items displayed in the ComboBox. Can be bound to a list or collection, and users can specify the type of data, such as text or objects. Options are:

Text: Allows the ComboBox to display a list of simple text items. Useful for representing straightforward string values such as machine states or operational modes.

Array: Allows the ComboBox to display items from an array. Suitable for predefined sets of options, such as lists of sensor IDs or operational steps, enabling efficient management of uniform data.

Object: Allows the ComboBox to display items from a collection of objects. Ideal for complex data representation where each item has multiple attributes, such as equipment lists with properties like name, ID, and status.

Is Editable

Allows users to type in the ComboBox to add new items or select existing ones when selected. This feature is useful in scenarios where predefined options are insufficient.

Start Index at One

Sets the index counting to start at one instead of zero when checked. Useful for user interfaces where the indexing needs to align with non-programmatic conventions.

MaxItems

Specifies the maximum number of items that the ComboBox can display or hold. Limits the number of items to prevent overload and improve performance.

Reload

Specifies a command or function that reloads the items in the ComboBox. Ensures that the ComboBox displays the most current data, useful for dynamic or real-time data sources.