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Screen Input/Output Commands
DIALOG
Appendix C: Automated Print Control
When using screen I/O commands to define a dialog box and its
controls, make sure that the definitions are executed only once. (It’s a
good idea to define them at the beginning of the batch file.)
$DLGITEMID is a predefined variable that holds the ID of the dialog
control item just defined. $DLGITEMID will be overwritten by most
dialog commands. If it will be needed, it should be saved to another
variable right after the dialog command. When more than one
pushbutton is defined, save the IDs of pushbutton controls to compare
with the $BUTTON_ID of the DIALOG command. You should also save
any control items in the dialog box that will use the DIALOG-SET-TEXT
command.
Defines a dialog box
Syntax: DIALOG = DlgName, title, x, y, width, height, $button_id
Notes:
DlgName is the name of the dialog box, which will be used in the
DIALOG-SHOW command.
x is the x-coordinate(in pixels) of dialog box’s upper-left corner in
screen coordinates.
y is the y-coordinate(in pixels) of dialog box’s upper-left corner in
screen coordinates.
width is the dialog box width (in pixels).
height is the dialog box height (in pixels).
$button_id is the ID of the push-button been clicked.
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