A final comment about events, they follow a similar syntax format as
WIN.Debug. So, to see the differences between the following 3 items:
Event.Create(10,30, ESC("EVENT.Destroythis\r",?"\")++ ;;+
?".YourScript", ?#ANYWINDOW("=notepad")# )
Event.Create(10,30, "Event.DestroyThis\r.YourScript", ;;+
?#Anywindow("=notepad")#)
Event.Create(10,30, ?#.YourScript\r event.destroyThis#, ;;+
?#anywindow("=notepad")#)
Substitute "WIN.Debug" for "Event.Create", paste into a powerpro note
and right click to run as script...
Run the following from a powerpro note:
;XXXXXXXXXXXX
DEBUG
Win.Debug(10,30, ESC("EVENT.Destroythis\r",?"\")++ ;;+
?".YourScript", ?#ANYWINDOW("=notepad")# )
WIN.Debug(10,30, "Event.DestroyThis\r.YourScript", ;;+
?#Anywindow("=notepad")#)
WIN.Debug(10,30, ?#.YourScript\r event.destroythis#, ;;+
?#anywindow("=notepad")#)
Win.Show("PowerPro Debug")
QUIT
If I'm writing an event, I'll often test it this way before running
the event.
Ted
PS
Another useful trick when wanting to test an event, preload Explorer's
tiny run box with:
"%ProgramFiles%\PowerPro\PowerPro.exe" EVENT.Unload
and "Ok" to run it from the tiny run box if an event goes ballistic
during development.
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