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#standalone Set to 1 if the script is running on it's own Otherwise set to 0.

{{Display Item}} A display item can be created using the <code>NEW DISPLAY</code> command.

...g controls|controls]]. Each control is created with it's own command <code>SET dialog index <<control type>></code> command. ...ve the same meaning for all the <code>SET DIALOG</code> <var>control</var> commands.

{{Display Item}} ...lways generated by a dialog and <var>windowitemname</var> if a dialog or a display can send the message.

{{Display Item}} ...Items/Display|<code>DISPLAY</code> items]] (i.e. shell items of type <code>DISPLAY</code>).

set $#t NonexistantCommand // will display a message box with the message "unknown, missing or illformed function name

# process commands on a line by line basis # process multiple commands pasted from the clipboard

The following scripts demonstrate some of the display, graph and dialog functionality. An alternative to the examples below is to ===Display a Graph and a Dialog===

A number of {{STX}} commands (e.g. <code>WRITE</code> and <code>FORMAT</code> and the shell table <code> An additional set of special format tags is also available:

...lways generated by a dialog and <var>windowitemname</var> if a dialog or a display can send the message. =Dialog / Display=

...LOG</code> shell item]]. Then apply the <code>SET <var>dialog</var></code> commands described here. SET <var>dialog</var> [ <var>ctrlId</var> ] /Read|Write

|[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display|<code>DISPLAY</code>]] ...ng, and listing files; and there is a dialog item, allowing to design, and display dialog boxes, and to react to user input.

This function implements a package of commands to work with modal dialogs. The standard program flow for a modal dialog is #ctl := set $($#map cn $#par) // get control string (as assigned on control creation)

The commands <code>READ</code> and <code>WRITE</code>, and the file item commands <code>LOAD</code> and <code>SAVE</code> can be used to read from and write #fname := set 'text_file_example.txt'

In this dialog you can set the ID of the segment list, and modify any of the user-defined attributes. ...n a segment list will display the segment list context menu. The following commands are available and act on the selected segment.

|'''display functions''' ||&rarr; ...unloaded. To avoid unloading the variable <code>AppNoUnload</code> must be set to <code>1</code> before returning to <code>APPMAIN</code>.

...e> and a <code>WAVEFORM</code> to the same splitter). Each splitter can be set to be visible or hidden. ...use the commands as described above. For printer color setup use the same commands a second time with the option <code>/Print</code>.

...table</var>&hellip;</code> command is used to modify a table item. The sub-commands documented here are valid for all table types, unless otherwise specified. SET <var>table</var> <var>index</var>|* &hellip; [ /Tag | /Untag ]

...unction executed by the respective shell. Shell items are managed with the commands <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/NEW|NEW]]</code> and <code>[[Pro ...terface (GUI) is implemented by the [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Display|display items]], the [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph|graph items]] and the [[P

...multiple of different [[/Methods/|methods]]. The {{Viewer2}} comes with a set of [[/Pre-Configured Profiles/|pre-configured profiles]] to cover the most ...le in each graph which can be used to mark sections of the signal on which commands should act, e.g. create a new segment, zoom the graph, listen to a section,