Difference between revisions of "SET NAVIGATE"
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| − | [[APPEND]], [[CHANGE]], [[CREATE SCREEN]], [[EDIT]], [[QUERY]], [[READ]], [[USE]] | + | [[@...GET]], [[APPEND]], [[CHANGE]], [[CREATE SCREEN]], [[EDIT]], [[QUERY]], [[READ]], [[SET MOUSE]], [[USE]] |
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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Revision as of 16:12, 16 April 2009
Class
Screen Forms
Purpose
Enable or disable random movement to fields
Syntax
SET NAVIGATE ON | OFF| (<expL>)
See Also
@...GET, APPEND, CHANGE, CREATE SCREEN, EDIT, QUERY, READ, SET MOUSE, USE
Description
The SET NAVIGATE command controls cursor movement within a form. When SET NAVIGATE is ON, the cursor keys may be used to navigate within a form independent to the order defined by the @...GET statements which make up that form. When you are in a form that has been activated with the READ, EDIT, CHANGE, QUERY, or APPEND command, and SET NAVIGATE is ON, the cursor keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT) may be used to moved from field to field in any order rather than in order of the @...GET statements in the form. When SET NAVIGATE is OFF, the cursor moves sequentially from field to field, following the order of the activated @...GET statements.
Example
set navigate on
Products
Recital Terminal Developer
