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| Started by guillermo, Jul., 01 2005 2:21 AM - 7 replies |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 2:21 AM |
Hi Forum:
can I know from the window "A" if the window "B" is open?
Thanks ... Guillermo |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 2:49 AM |
Hi Forum:
can I know from the window "A" if the window "B" is open?
Thanks ... Guillermo
That's very simple,
Just check the status of that window, by pulling out the window name.
If the result is -1; then there is your sign that windowA Doesent excists.
IF NotWindowA = -1 THEN
Info("WindowA is open")
Else
Info("WindowA is not open")
END
That's how I would be doing this |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 3:29 AM |
Thanks Sven:
Before your answer I try with WinStatus(WindowA), if the window is open, return code 0, if not return code 8.
Where can see this codes ?
Guillermo
Hi Forum:
can I know from the window "A" if the window "B" is open?
Thanks ... Guillermo
That's very simple, Just check the status of that window, by pulling out the window name. If the result is -1; then there is your sign that windowA Doesent excists. IF NotWindowA = -1 THEN Info("WindowA is open") Else Info("WindowA is not open") END That's how I would be doing this |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 10:27 AM |
Hi,
With the "Winstatus" you can know if your window is open :
IF WinStatus(my_window) = NotFound THEN
OpenChild(my_window+the_status)
END
Regards
Fred |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 12:42 PM |
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Posted on July, 01 2005 - 2:20 PM |
Hi Guillermo,
see help for WinStatus:
Active
DisplayOnly
Grayed
OutsideScreen
NotFound
Invisible
Another way to detect more details (say some variables in a window) is an exception handler. Eg.
WHEN EXCEPTION IN
IF YourWindow.YourVariable = 2 THEN
END
DO
ERROR("Window isn't open or variable does not have value 2")
ELSE
INFO("Window value is 2")
END
HTH
Raimund
Thanks Sven: Before your answer I try with WinStatus(WindowA), if the window is open, return code 0, if not return code 8. Where can see this codes ? Guillermo Hi Forum:
can I know from the window "A" if the window "B" is open?
Thanks ... Guillermo
That's very simple, Just check the status of that window, by pulling out the window name. If the result is -1; then there is your sign that windowA Doesent excists. IF NotWindowA = -1 THEN Info("WindowA is open") Else Info("WindowA is not open") END That's how I would be doing this
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Posted on July, 02 2005 - 12:21 AM |
Raimund thank for your answer.
Thanks to your intervention, I understood the way to use it.
I am trying to know Windev by means of their trial of the version 8.0. excuse if some questions are very obvious.
Contrarily to what Sven thinks, I use the F1 a lot.
Guillermo
Hi Guillermo, see help for WinStatus: Active DisplayOnly Grayed OutsideScreen NotFound Invisible Another way to detect more details (say some variables in a window) is an exception handler. Eg. WHEN EXCEPTION IN IF YourWindow.YourVariable = 2 THEN END DO ERROR("Window isn't open or variable does not have value 2") ELSE INFO("Window value is 2") END HTH Raimund Thanks Sven: Before your answer I try with WinStatus(WindowA), if the window is open, return code 0, if not return code 8. Where can see this codes ? Guillermo Hi Forum:
can I know from the window "A" if the window "B" is open?
Thanks ... Guillermo
That's very simple, Just check the status of that window, by pulling out the window name. If the result is -1; then there is your sign that windowA Doesent excists. IF NotWindowA = -1 THEN Info("WindowA is open") Else Info("WindowA is not open") END That's how I would be doing this |
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Posted on July, 02 2005 - 12:35 AM |
Sven:
Although you don't believe it, I use the F1 a lot.
I didn't interpret the help correctly, if my question produced nuisance... excuses.
Guillermo
>F1 ? |
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