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 VBXs - FiveWin xBase commands
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   Creating a VBX from   @ <nRow>, <nCol> VBX [<oVbx>] ;
   source code              [ OF <oWnd> ] ;
   (using a VBX on a        [ SIZE <nWidth>, <nHeight> ] ;
    window)                 [ FILE | FILENAME | DISK <cVbxFile> ] ;
                            [ CLASS <cVbxClass> ] ;
                            [ ON <cClause1> <uAction1> ;
                            [ ON <cClauseN> <uActionN> ] ]
                            [ WHEN <uWhen> ] ;
                            [ VALID <uValid> ] ;
                            [ PIXEL ] ;
                            [ DESIGN ] ;


   Warning: Some VBXs controls need some specific initialization data,
   and may not work properly using them on windows. In those cases,
   use them only in DialogBoxes using REDEFINE VBX ...

   Creating a VBX from   REDEFINE VBX [<oControl>] ;
   resources                [ ID <nId> ] ;
   (using a VBX on a        [ OF <oDlg> ] ;
    dialog box)             [ COLOR <nClrFore> [,<nClrBack>] ] ;
                            [ ON <cClause1> <uAction1> ;
                            [ ON <cClauseN> <uActionN> ] ]

 <nRow>, <nCol>            The screen coordinates

 <oVbx>                    A reference to the oVbx control object

 <nWidth>, <nHeight>       The dimensions of the oVbx control

 <cVbxFile>                The filename of the .VBX file

 <cVbxClass>               Optional VBX class name specified by the manufacturer

 <cClause>                 Any event name specified by the VBX manufacturer

 <uAction>                 Any action to execute on that event

 <nId>                     The oVbx control ID from inside DialogBoxes

 <oDlg>                    A reference to the DialogBox object container

 <nClrFore>, <nClrBack>    Colors of the oVbx from DialogBoxes

 <WhenFunc>      It is an expression to evaluate indicating if the control is
                     or not enable.

 <ValidFunc>     An expression to validate when the control is going to
                     lose the focus.

 CLAUSES

 DESIGN         Allows the user to move and resize with the mouse

 PIXEL          To use pixel coordinates instead of Text coordinates.