Before i'm execute a text box i will clean them out and prevent there are some thing in the window.
My idea is to clean them out before i'm using the button, greate
SystemAdmin - Tue Sep 07 09:46:32 EDT 2010 |
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Re: Clean out
Mathias Mamsch - Tue Sep 07 16:30:01 EDT 2010
So what is the question? And please do not answer 'How do I do it?' :-) Try being a little specific. It is not clear what "executing a textbox" or "cleaning things in the window" means. Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
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Re: Clean out
SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 02:21:28 EDT 2010 Mathias Mamsch - Tue Sep 07 16:30:01 EDT 2010
So what is the question? And please do not answer 'How do I do it?' :-) Try being a little specific. It is not clear what "executing a textbox" or "cleaning things in the window" means. Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
Something like that (DBE text(DB box,string label,string initial int width,int height,
bool readOnly).
In some situations the textbox show thing from the last run. So i would like (reset or delete or clean) the content before i run the programm.
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Re: Clean out
kabr - Wed Sep 08 03:58:29 EDT 2010
Adam,
as to your problem, try:
set(box,"")
as to your posts in general,
why don't you try to be a little bit more verbose?
It would make it easier to understand what you want, and it would probably make you appear more polite.
regards
Karl
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Re: Clean out
SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 04:44:06 EDT 2010 kabr - Wed Sep 08 03:58:29 EDT 2010
Adam,
as to your problem, try:
set(box,"")
as to your posts in general,
why don't you try to be a little bit more verbose?
It would make it easier to understand what you want, and it would probably make you appear more polite.
regards
Karl
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Re: Clean out
SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 10:27:14 EDT 2010 SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 04:44:06 EDT 2010
I describe my problems better and detailed
set (box, "")
Everytime it appears the error "incorrect arguments for function (button)"
In the DXL Reference i didn't find anything.
I have try a lot of different codes and position in the script.
1) To put the code 'set(box, "")' before i use my coded generatbutton to
2) void clear {
set (box, "")
]
or something like that. Unitl now i doesn't work.
Please help.
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Re: Clean out
dofstead - Wed Sep 08 10:44:46 EDT 2010 SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 10:27:14 EDT 2010
If i use
set (box, "")
Everytime it appears the error "incorrect arguments for function (button)"
In the DXL Reference i didn't find anything.
I have try a lot of different codes and position in the script.
1) To put the code 'set(box, "")' before i use my coded generatbutton to
2) void clear {
set (box, "")
]
or something like that. Unitl now i doesn't work.
Please help.
here is a sample that clears a text box:
DB text_db = create "Test box"
DBE text_box = text(text_db, "Type text here:", "", 200, false)
void clear_box(DB dialog) {
set(text_box, "")
}
apply(text_db, "clear", clear_box)
show text_db
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Re: Clean out
llandale - Wed Sep 08 17:00:02 EDT 2010 SystemAdmin - Wed Sep 08 10:27:14 EDT 2010
If i use
set (box, "")
Everytime it appears the error "incorrect arguments for function (button)"
In the DXL Reference i didn't find anything.
I have try a lot of different codes and position in the script.
1) To put the code 'set(box, "")' before i use my coded generatbutton to
2) void clear {
set (box, "")
]
or something like that. Unitl now i doesn't work.
Please help.
void CallBackName(DBE dbeXX)
Note that an 'apply' and 'close' must reference a function like this:
void CallBackName(DB dbXX).
Taking a DB instead of a DBE parameter.
I suspect, then, perhaps you are defining a button that looks like this:
dbeButton = button(dbBox, "Clear", set(dbeBox, "")).
Which is illegal; the 'button' command must call a function. Look at the other poster's example.
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Re: Clean out
SystemAdmin - Thu Sep 09 03:30:21 EDT 2010 llandale - Wed Sep 08 17:00:02 EDT 2010
Not sure about this thread, but "incorrect arguments for function (button)" error is almost always because the call back function does not look like this:
void CallBackName(DBE dbeXX)
Note that an 'apply' and 'close' must reference a function like this:
void CallBackName(DB dbXX).
Taking a DB instead of a DBE parameter.
I suspect, then, perhaps you are defining a button that looks like this:
dbeButton = button(dbBox, "Clear", set(dbeBox, "")).
Which is illegal; the 'button' command must call a function. Look at the other poster's example.
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