Well, unless they have come out with C# documentation, the documentation will only provide you with some information to help you work in C#.
The command in C# is View(object Window, short b, int Row, int Col, int Length) Example of use where oBs is the instantiated Boston Workstation 7 object sMyString = oBs.View (0,0,10,1,12); Which would retrieve from window 0 (this is what I always use, not sure what the impact is), b = 0 (again not sure what impact this has, but I always use 0), a row of 10, column 1, reading in 12 column positions. I hope that helps some. Most of the documentation is merely help to get you in the right direction in C#. Use the .Net command tips to help you figure out what is what in C#. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Doud, Greg Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Talk] Calling VIEW method from C#.NET I need to call the VIEW method from C#.NET. Most of the on-line docs show examples as: View(Row:=2, Col:=1, Length:=3) The on-line docs show the format as: View("[EMAIL PROTECTED],20", b:=Edit, Row:=2, Col:=1, Length:=3) My problem is that I cannot find anything about the values for the 2nd parameter. I assume it is an enumerator. Please direct me... Greg Doud (gdoud)
