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The [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog|dialog item]] (also know for historical reasons as ''menu item'') has the following attributes, which can be accessed using the following syntax: | |||
#result := $#dialog[!ATTRIBUTE] | |||
e.g. if you want to assign the number of controls to a local variable, do the following: | e.g. if you want to assign the number of controls to a local variable, do the following: | ||
#nControls := $#dialog[!CONTROLS] | |||
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! attribute | |||
! description | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!BACKGROUNDCOLOR</var> | |||
| This is not implemented; the value is always set to <code>*</code> | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!CONTROLS</var> | |||
| The index of first free dialog control, can be used to construct sub-dialogs (pseudo property sheets) (i.e. the number of controls). | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!DIALOGMODE</var> | |||
| The mode of dialog window (<code>NOWINDOW</code> … not created). One of the following values: <code>NOWINDOW</code>, <code>HIDDEN</code>, <code>VISIBLE</code> and <code>ENABLED</code> | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!DIALOGONLY</var> | |||
| Returns <code>1</code> if the display only contains a dialog (i.e. no graphs), otherwise it returns <code>0</code>. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!DISPLAY</var> | |||
| The name of the display object which owns the dialog. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!EDITING</var> | |||
| | |||
#beingEdited := $#dialog[!EDITING,$#controlId] | |||
The <code>!EDITING</code> attribute returns <code>1</code> if the control with the id <code>$#controlId</code> is a listview and is currently being edited. | |||
The attribute returns <code>0</code> if the control with the id <code>$#controlId</code> is a listview and is *not* being edited. | |||
The attribute returns an asterisk (<code>*</code>) if the control <code>$#controlId</code> does not exist, or exists, but is not a listview control. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!FOCUS</var> | |||
| Returns the index of the control which has currently the focus. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!FOREGROUND</var> | |||
| The dialog item attribute <code>!FOREGROUND</code> returns <code>1</code> if the dialog window is in the foreground, <code>0</code> if it is not and <code>-1</code> if the command fails in some way. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!MODE</var> | |||
| This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display/DISPLAY_Item_Attributes|display item attributes]] for details. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!NFREE</var> | |||
| Returns the number of controls which can be added to the dialog in the following format: | |||
:This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section | <code>number_of_free:_controls</code> | ||
|- | |||
| <var>!PARENT</var> | |||
| Not implemented; the value is always set to * | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!STYLE</var> | |||
| This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display/DISPLAY_Item_Attributes|display item attributes]] for details. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!TITLE</var> | |||
| This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display/DISPLAY_Item_Attributes|display item attributes]] for details. | |||
|- | |||
| <var>!WINDOW</var> | |||
| This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display/DISPLAY_Item_Attributes|display item attributes]] for details. | |||
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The dialog item (also know for historical reasons as menu item) has the following attributes, which can be accessed using the following syntax:
#result := $#dialog[!ATTRIBUTE]
e.g. if you want to assign the number of controls to a local variable, do the following:
#nControls := $#dialog[!CONTROLS]
attribute | description |
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!BACKGROUNDCOLOR | This is not implemented; the value is always set to *
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!CONTROLS | The index of first free dialog control, can be used to construct sub-dialogs (pseudo property sheets) (i.e. the number of controls). |
!DIALOGMODE | The mode of dialog window (NOWINDOW … not created). One of the following values: NOWINDOW , HIDDEN , VISIBLE and ENABLED
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!DIALOGONLY | Returns 1 if the display only contains a dialog (i.e. no graphs), otherwise it returns 0 .
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!DISPLAY | The name of the display object which owns the dialog. |
!EDITING |
#beingEdited := $#dialog[!EDITING,$#controlId] The The attribute returns The attribute returns an asterisk ( |
!FOCUS | Returns the index of the control which has currently the focus. |
!FOREGROUND | The dialog item attribute !FOREGROUND returns 1 if the dialog window is in the foreground, 0 if it is not and -1 if the command fails in some way.
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!MODE | This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section display item attributes for details. |
!NFREE | Returns the number of controls which can be added to the dialog in the following format:
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!PARENT | Not implemented; the value is always set to * |
!STYLE | This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section display item attributes for details. |
!TITLE | This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section display item attributes for details. |
!WINDOW | This attribute is read from the display item containing the dialog and not from the dialog item itself. See section display item attributes for details. |