Thank you Razzak, and I understand that RBase Runtime has the Topic_IDs as described below.
For example, if the current "context-sensitive Topic_ID" number is set to 2225, and you press Shift-F1, you will see help for the Where Builder. (See Below.) Likewise, if you build your own RBG.HLP and RBG.HPJ files, the Map section in the HPJ file can point to every Topic ID in your customized HLP file. So, you can "map" to every Topic_ID in your own Help file. Then by pressing Shift-F1 you will get context sensitive help if you store the desired Topic_ID number in the: "RBase_Context_Sensitive_Topic_ID_Number" variable. OR, do you do this via a UDF with parms to WinHelp? TIA, Close, but no cigar, Dennis >>>>> >From RBase Runtime: If you know how to create Windows help systems, you can create your own help system to replace this one. Users can press [Shift] + [F1] to open context-sensitive online help for the active window, or press [F1] to open the main contents window of online help. Note: Before you replace the current help system, you should make a backup of it. The following table lists all the windows and dialog boxes for which you can provide help, and the corresponding context numbers used in R:BASE. Use these context numbers in the [MAP] section of the HPJ file or in a separate map file and assign context strings (jumps) to them. Note: In order for R:BASE to use your help system, you must name the .HPJ file RBG.HPJ; the help file will then be called RBG.HLP. Windows and Dialog Boxes Context Number The Colors Settings dialog box 3101 The Data Browser 4202 Forms Runtime 4518 The Print dialog box 3043 The R> Prompt 4182 The Replace dialog box 3011 The Search dialog box 3010 The Set Tab Stops dialog box 3030 The Set Wrap Lines dialog box 2048 The Sort By dialog box 2223 The Viewer 4175 The Where Builder dialog box 2225 >>>>> At 11:29 PM 10/10/01 -0400, you wrote: > >Dennis, > >Technically, each topic in the help file includes a Topic_ID >along with Help_Context. Additionally, you can also >define any Help_Window or Related_Topic for that Topic_ID. > >The R:BASE Engine includes a table of all Topic_IDs along with >a full/abbreviated version of each command. > >If you are using R:BASE 2000 (ver 6.5++) for Windows Runtime, >i.e., RTIME65W.EXE, you can request any member of R:Team to >provide you with a list of all topics, along with any help or >assistance you may require using R:BASE 2000 (ver 6.5++) Runtime. > >Very Best Regards, > >Razzak. > > >At 07:21 PM 10/10/01 -0400, Dennis Fleming wrote: > >>I thought we did this one before, but maybe not. >> >>I have built my own Help file (Hlp,Hpj,etc.) and F1 >>works fine for the table of contents. Now I want to >>have (context sensitive) Shift-F1 go directly to the >>"JumpContext(#)" which corresponds to the various >>topics in my new RBG.HLP. >> >>What is the variable(?) I set in RBase for this Jump >>to Topic number? > > >===================================-============================ >Official R:BASE List Server: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >RBTI Events/Training: http://www.rbase2000.com/events >R:DCC Members: http://www.rbase2000.com/rdcc >================================================================ >R:BASE, Oterro & R:Tango are registered trademarks of RBTI. >==================================-============================= > > > Dennis Fleming IISCO http://www.TheBestCMMS.com
