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Emmitt
You have too much time on your hands!!
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From: Emmitt Dove
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 1:19 PM
Subject: [RBG7-L] - MONOLOGUE command For your edification: MONOLOGUE (Short Name: MON) Use the MONOLOGUE command to seek input from a user when you do not really care what user has to say. +- lines ----+ |- PASSWORD -| MONOLOGUE --- 'message' --- response --- endkey -| + YES --+ |-- ... | | | | +-| |--+ +-||format -+ +----=w----+ + YES --+ ... ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | +- CAPTION 'message' -+ +- ICON name -+ +- OPTION parameters -+ Options 'message' Specifies what you want the user to hear. ||format Also known as EditMask. Not operational, since any response from the user will be ignored. endkey Doesn't matter what you put here. Any key will work. lines Go ahead. Amuse yourself. PASSWORD Displays the dialog box entry as asterisks. Not only the default, the only way it works. Why would you want the user to see their input anyway? And you certainly don't care about it ... YES Creates a Yes/Yes dialog box and sets the default response to Yes. CAPTION 'message' Specifies the text of the message to display in the monologue box caption. Defaults to 'Understand this, Buster!' ICON name name - LISTENUP - PAYATTENTION - NOWHEARTHIS - WHAZZAMADDAU OPTION parameters You don't need no steenken parameters. Manager, DairyPak Business Systems Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc. 40 Lindeman Drive Trumbull, CT 06611 (203) 673-2231 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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