I've got a bar that I only want to appear for a certain dialog box, in a
certain application (specifically, the Filters dialog box on the PowerDesk
application).
My original bar format command is this:
Format Context Filters
which works fine, except that the bar also appears for other apps that have
a filters dialog.
Looking the help, it appears that the Context won't take multiple
expressions, but the Format ContextIf will. So I changed my call to that
seems to be me to be the equivalent call of
( window.caption("active") eq "Filters" )
( win.caption(win.getfocus()) eq "Filters" )
but that doesn't work. The bar doesn't show.
I put the window.caption("active") call into win.debug called from the bar
using the original expression, and it returns a blank. Is there another
command that I should be using?
My next step is to include the PowerDesk exe name in this expression, but
until the first part works correctly, there isn't much point.
BTW, Is there a way to nest *Format Context calls? I tried that first, and
the 2nd format call was ignored. The help didn't say anything about nested
formats that I could see. haven't tried subbars yet because I wanted to
know if I should be able to next format calls first.
Thanks,
Paul
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