SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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WINDOW
*
specifies the height of the window to be as tall as possible and the width to be
the value of #MENUWIDTH.
FRAME
draws the window frame (default).
NOFRAME
suppresses the redrawing of the frame and heading if there is already a window at
the current location with the same size and window attributes. This is especially
useful in menu productions to provide very fast I/O-efficient popup displays in a
window.
For example:
WINDOW FUP,"INFO *" NOFRAME CACHE LASTLINE;
GLASS | NOGLASS
specifies whether the main body area of the window is protected from cursor
access (GLASS) or not protected (NOGLASS). You can also use the insert free
cursor on or off function key (SF5) to control cursor access to the main area of the
window.
HEADING heading-string-exp
specifies the heading to appear at the top of the window. If you do not specify a
heading, and the window has a taskid associated with it, the SeeView program
automatically displays that taskid name in the heading of the window.
INPUT | NOINPUT
indicates whether a user can input commands to the window.
INPUT permits commands to be input (default).
NOINPUT does not allow command input.
A window with NOSILL and GLASS does not allow any access.
KEYS [ BODY | SILL | BODYSILL ] fkey-list
[ SAME | OFF ]
associates a list of function keys with a window. These keys cause the production
associated with this window to be executed.
Use the PRODUCTION or MENU window options to associate productions with a
window. To specify which function keys invoke the production associated with a
window, use the KEYS option. The invoked script can then use the #FKEY...
intrinsics to provide user-defined function key operations.