SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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WINDOW
WINDOW
The WINDOW statement builds a window or menu at the current screen buffer
address. You specify the address for the window with the BELOW, BESIDE, LINE,
PLOT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, or DOWN statements. You specify the size of the window
with the SIZE option. (See the SIZE option on page 9-129.) Default window frame
attributes are GLASS, OPEN, and SILL. GLASS protects the window text area unless it
is edit mode. OPEN enables you to access the window object by moving the cursor to
some part of the window, entering text, and pressing Return. SILL provides an input
area at the base of the window.
*
specifies that a free, unassigned window is built. You can use a free window to
communicate directly with the SeeView interpreter.
[ ]
builds a window on the most recently user-referenced taskid. This taskid is the
taskid of the window that last invoked a script production. This lets you use
WINDOW { * | "[]" | task-exp } [ , string-exp ]
[ BLANKSILL ]
[ CACHE [ FIRSTPAGE ] ]
[ LASTPAGE ]
[ LASTLINE | LL ]
[ INDEX index ]
[ + | - ] target ]
[ CLEAROVER | NOCLEAR ]
[ CURSOR | NOCURSOR ]
[ EDIT | NOEDIT ]
[ EOFONLY ]
[ EOFSEEK ]
[ FIELDS [(attribute-keywords) | "["video,field"]" ]]
[ FOOT string-exp ]
[ FOR linecount-exp | * ]
[ FRAME | NOFRAME ]
[ GLASS | NOGLASS ]
[ HEADING heading-string-exp ]
[ INPUT | NOINPUT ]
[ KEYS [ BODY | SILL | BODYSILL ] fkey-list ]
[ SAME | OFF ]
[ MENU [ default-production ] [, shift-production ] ]
[ OFFSET X-offset-exp, Y-offset-exp ]
[ OPEN | CLOSED ]
[ PAGES | NOPAGES ]
[ PRODUCTION [default-production][,shift-production]]
[ PROTECT | NOPROTECT ]
[ SILL | NOSILL ]
[ SIZE width-exp [, height-exp ] |* ]
[ UNTIL target ]