--- Arie wrote:
> Thank you Alex. Is this documented? as well as the ?...? function
It sure was�� right in the first message you sent!
> [b=] inputdialog("var1=title1, var2=title2, [...var6=title6],
> "dialogtitle")
> Result is 1 unless cancel is pressed in which case it is 0.
This means that if you treat InputDialog() a function that returns a
value, this is how you will ascertain whether OK or Cancel was
pressed.
This is what the [B=] denotes above�� the [] meaning that whether you
want to save the result to a variable is up to you.
On the same page it is written that the B= indicates that �only either
1 or 0 is expected [B for Binary, or Bit, or Boolean]�.
See PowerPro Help -> Expressions and Functions -> Expressions ->
String Delimeter for information on the ?"" syntax, but in short it
prevents the contents of the string from being escaped (that's one of
its uses anyway).
--
Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v4.1.02 / Windows XP
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