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  1. EmbedWindow

    window record. Follow these steps: 1. Create the window in the Form Designer and save it. 2. Open the window's record. The record is located SYSREPOSWINS and the key is **. So, if you have a window called MY_EMBEDDED_WINDOW saved in the SYSPROG application, then open the record SYSPROG**MY_EMBEDDED_WINDOW from
    SRP ShortcutBar ControlAug 14, 2015
  2. ClearTableHandle

    Description Clears the table handle array array from cache. Syntax rv = Database_Services("ClearTableHandle", TableName) Parameters Parameter Description TableName [REQUIRED] The linear hash database table name. Remarks This will force the GetTableHandle service to call the Open statement again
    SRP FrameWorksMar 13, 2019
  3. System Utility

    Command Description Delay subroutine Pauses program execution for specified number of seconds. GetEntity() Displays the OpenInsight common open dialog as used by the User Interface and Client/Server workspaces. NewEntity() Displays the OpenInsight common new dialog as used by the User
  4. <Command>

    of keys that trigger this command when the user is holding down the Alt key. Consider the old menu system. If you want the user to open a file by pressing Alt+F to open the file menu followed by Alt+O, then you needed to set the menu text to "&Open". The ampersand tells OI what letter is to be used, and the letter
    SRP Ribbon ControlDec 09, 2015
  5. Setting up the Hierarchical List Box in a Form

    Open Form Designer and create a new form not based on a table. Place a list box control on the form and resize it so it’s big enough to work with. Now, double-click on the list box control to open the properties dialogue box. To get the hierarchical effect, you need to make sure that the hierarchical list box
    Programming TechniquesAug 11, 2016
  6. ReadO Statement

    of the row specified by key. Table_var A table variable that has been previously specified in an Open statement. cursorvar If accessing a cursor, cursorvar … implement Read and ReadO identically. See also MatRead, Open, Read, Write, Xlate() Example /*  This code fragment counts the number of bytes in the CUSTOMERS table
    BASIC+ CommandsDec 09, 2015
  7. Read Statement

    that is read from the row specified by key. Table_var A table variable created by a previous Open statement. Cursorvar If accessing a cursor, cursorvar … of the error, and the system variable @FILE_ERROR contains details about the nature of the error. See also Open, ReadO, ReadV, MatRead, Write Example /* The row
    BASIC+ CommandsDec 09, 2015
  8. OSClose Statement

    Description Close an operating system file that has been opened with an OSOpen statement. Syntax OSClose filevar Parameters The OSClose statement has the following parameter. Parameter Description filevar The variable to which the operating system file was assigned when it was opened with an OSOpen
    BASIC+ CommandsDec 10, 2015
  9. OSBWrite Statement

    Description Writes data into a previously opened operating system file, beginning at a specified point in the file. The file must have been opened using … it was opened with the OSOpen statement. byte An integer that specifies the byte position in the operating system file where the write will begin. A 0 (zero
    BASIC+ CommandsDec 10, 2015
  10. <Backstage>

    As" KeyboardTip="A" SmallIcon="Images\16x16\save.png" Tooltip="Saves the document to the selected file." />   </Button>   <Button>     <Command Key="OPEN" Caption="Open" KeyboardTip="O" SmallIcon="Images\16x16\folder_open.png" Tooltip="Opens a new document." />   </Button>   <Page Key="INFO">     <Command Key="INFO
    SRP Ribbon ControlDec 09, 2015