Type
(number) The type of value that you are specifying in the Value parameter:
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CONSTANT |
VALUE DESCRIPTION |
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RADIOGROUP_VALUE |
0 |
Select by radiobutton value. (Default) |
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RADIOGROUP_OBJECTNAME |
1 |
Select by radiobutton object's name. |
|
RADIOGROUP_TEXT |
2 |
Select by radiobutton's text. |
Re t u r n s
Nothing.
See also: Related Actions
DialogEx.SetRedraw
OverviewExamples
DialogEx.SetRedraw ( boolean Redraw = true )
De s cr ip t ion
Controls the redrawing of all objects on the current dialog. This action is useful if you are performing a series of actions that cause redrawing on the dialog. Using this action, you can force all changes to appear at once rather than having the dialog redraw itself multiple times.
P arame t er s
Redraw
(boolean) Whether to make the application redraw objects on the dialog:
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VALUE DESCRIPTION |
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true |
Redraw objects. (Default) |
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false |
Don't redraw objects. |
Re t u r n s
Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.
See also: Related Actions
DialogEx.Show
OverviewExamples
number DialogEx.Show ( string DialogName,
boolean ParentCoordinates = true,
number X = nil,
number Y = nil )
De s cr ip t ion
Shows a specific dialog in your application at an optional position.
Note: You can show a dialog from a dialog, however you cannot show another instance of a dialog if it is already visible.
Note: You cannot show a dialog while a status dialog is visible.
Tip: You can use the DialogEx.Close action to close the current dialog.
P arame t er s
DialogName
(string) The name of the dialog to show.