SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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FRAMEVIDEO
MENUHEAD
specifies the video attributes for window headings that are associated with menu
windows. This portion of the window is referred to as the HEADING in the
WINDOW statement.
MENUBODY
specifies the video attributes for window bodies associated with menu windows.
This portion of a window is referred to as the GLASS area of a window in the
WINDOW statement.
MENUFOOT
specifies the video attributes for window footings associated with menu windows.
This portion of a window is referred to as the SILL area of a window in the
WINDOW statement.
EDITHEAD
specifies the video attributes for window headings associated with edit-mode
windows. This portion of the window is referred to as the HEADING in the
WINDOW statement.
EDITBODY
specifies the video attributes for window bodies that are associated with edit-mode
windows. This portion of a window is referred to as the GLASS area of a window in
the WINDOW statement. When a window goes from normal mode to edit mode,
the video attributes of the window body automatically change from BODY video to
EDITBODY video.
Example
This FRAMEVIDEO statement displays window headings in reverse video, the window
body in normal video, and window footings in reverse underline video:
FV HEAD(R) BODY() FOOT(R U).
This example shows how to use the FRAMEVIDEO
statement.
The following program:
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Calls the SeeShell procedure SEECOLOR to set the colors for PCT
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Defines FRAMEVIDEO attributes for video frames and sets FRAMEVIDEO ON
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Initiates recovery so the SeeView program repaints all windows and menus
FRAMEVIDEO HEAD(R) BODY(R D) FOOT(R D) EDITHEAD(R) EDITBODY()
FRAMEVIDEO MENUHEAD(R) MENUBODY() MENUFOOT()