interface write
Allows the writing a set of commands for creating a GUI.
The graphic user interface (gui) is created with a set of commands. The GUI may be a window or a dialog box created. The set of commands used to create the GUI are written to a file using the ‘write’ command.
Format:
interface write |
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gui_name = | an existing GI_gui |
file_name = | string |
Example:
interface write & |
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gui_name = | .gui.dbox & |
file_name = | "c:/gui_text.txt" |
Description:
Parameter | Value Type | Description |
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gui_name | An Existing GI_gui | Specify the name of GUI for which the commands are written. |
file_name | String | Specifies the a remote file address to which the commands are to be written. |
Extended Definition:
1. Any GUI, for example, a toolbar, window, dialog box and so on, created using a set of commands. These commands can be written to a file, where the file_name specifies the name of the file that is to be read, written, or executed. The proper extension is the default but can be overridden by simply supplying a different extension. You do not need to enclose the file name in quotes if it only contains alpha-numeric characters and starts with a letter. If you want to include other characters, such as a '.' for an extension or '/' or ‘[]' for directory paths, you must enclose the name in quotes.