SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
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WINDOW
The #MENU... intrinsics return information about the attributes of the window that
invoked the script even if that window was not a menu.
For example, the following example associates the function keys F6 and F9 with
user-defined script operations, Delete and Print. In all other respects, the psmail
window is a normal window.
[ BODY | SILL | BODYSILL ]
indicates whether the function keys specified in fkey-list apply when the
cursor is in the BODY or SILL area of the window. BODYSILL indicates that
fkey-list applies to both areas of the window. BODY is the default. You can
specify separate lists by using the KEYS option twice. For example:
WINDOW .. KEYS BODY F5,F6,F7 KEYS SILL F13,F14
fkey-list
refers to a comma-separated list of any of these keywords:
You can also specify the fkey-list by using one or more string variables
containing the comma-separated function key names. The string variable can
also contain the BODY, SILL, BODYSILL, SAME, OFF options. For example:
SAME
specifies that the function key list for this window should be the same as the list
associated with the window that caused a script to be invoked. Use SAME
when you want your script to create or reassert a window with the same fkey-
list as the previously invoked menu or window.
?SECT PsmailWindow
TASK psmail;
WINDOW psmail HEAD "F6-Delete F9-Print"
KEYS F6, F9
PRODUCTION "CALL MailProc";
?PROC MailProc
VAR #cmd;
IF #FKEY= 6 THEN #cmd := "DELETE " & #take #menutext;
IF #FKEY= 9 THEN #cmd := "PRINT " & #take #menutext;
LINE #MENULINE,#MENUCOL;
WINDOW psmail,#cmd CACHE LASTLINE NOFRAME;
--- Unshifted --- --- Shifted ---
F1 .. F16 SF1 .. SF16
RETURNKEY SRETURN
INSERTLINE DELETELINE
NEXTPAGE PREVPAGE SNEXTPAGE SPREVPAGE
ROLLUP ROLLDOWN SROLLUP SROLLDOWN
VARIABLE #mykeys:= "SILL F5, F6, F7".
WINDOW .. KEYS #mykeys;