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ABC: Small demo template
1998-08-09 -- Jim Dennison
 
Newsgroups: comp.lang.clarion > Maybe someone can help? I've been hitting my brain very hard for so long... > Well, I'm writting a template with a #BUTTON calling another window. > On this window I have a list box from where I can call a third window to > insert window controls. So far so good. > > Now how do I generate embeds for each of these controls??? > When I compile, the code is generated only once, on only one control. It > works but > I also want it to generate for the other controls. > I tried PRESERVE on the #AT, still no go. Any ideas? Here is the code: > > #BUTTON('My Controls...'),MULTI(%FieldList,%MyControl) > #PROMPT('My Control:',CONTROL),%MyControl > #ENDBUTTON > > #AT(%DataSection) > #FOR(%FieldList) > %SomeVariable string(10) > #ENDFOR > #ENDAT > > #AT(%ControlEventHandling,%MyControl,'Accepted') > ... some generated code... (this is the part which is generated only once) > #ENDAT I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish, but for what it's worth I've been racking my brain for about six weeks with a large template chain. It would be nice if someone wrote a book on template design to help us trial and error programmers. But maybe that's what seperates the pros from the amateurs. When you do finaly break the down the wall you've been hitting your head against and get your template to work, it's really exciting! Anyway for whatever it's worth heres's a group of buttons for forms, browses, reports, etc with my embeded source code. I extracted this control template from my chain, which contains Window Templates, Code Templates, Extension Templates, Control Templates etc. All of the code below works, maybe it will help: #CONTROL (QueryBrowseButtons, 'Browse Query, Reset, & Report Buttons') CONTROLS BUTTON('&Query'),AT(,,45,14),USE(?QueryButton) BUTTON('&Reset'),AT(50,0,45,14),USE(?ResetButton) BUTTON('Query Re&port'),AT(50,0,57,14),USE(?QueryReportButton) END #BOXED ('Query Template') #DISPLAY (' Select An Existing Query Window Procedure') #DISPLAY (' Or Enter A Unique Name For A New Query Window.') #DISPLAY ('') #PROMPT ('Query Window Procedure:', PROCEDURE), %SelectQueryWindowName, REQ #PROMPT ('Select Report For Query:', PROCEDURE), %ReportProcedure #ENDBOXED #AT (%ControlEventHandling, '?QueryButton', 'Accepted') %SelectQueryWindowName !QueryWindow If QueryString Brw1.SetFilter(QueryString) Else Brw1.SetFilter(QueryString) End ThisWindow.Reset(True) ENABLE(?ResetButton) #ENDAT #AT (%ControlEventHandling, '?ResetButton', 'Accepted') Clear(QueryString) DISPLAY If QueryString Brw1.SetFilter(QueryString) Else Brw1.SetFilter(QueryString) End ThisWindow.Reset(True) IF NOT QueryString DISABLE(?ResetButton) ELSE ENABLE(?ResetButton) END #ENDAT #AT (%ControlEventHandling, '?QueryReportButton', 'Accepted') %ReportProcedure #ENDAT #CONTROL (QueryFormButton, 'Button to Save Query') CONTROLS BUTTON('&Use Query String'),AT(,,75,14),USE(?UseQueryStringButton) END #BOXED (' Save Query Form Button') #DISPLAY ('There are no prompts for this Template.') #ENDBOXED #AT (%ControlEventHandling, '?UseQueryStringButton', 'Accepted') Que:Query = QueryString Display() #ENDAT #!----------------------------------------------------------------------- #EXTENSION ('ReportQuery') #BOXED (' Report Query Extension') #DISPLAY ('There are no Prompts for this Template.') #ENDBOXED #AT (%WindowManagerMethodCodeSection, 'Open', '()'), PRIORITY(4000) SELF.PROCESS.SetFilter(QueryString) #ENDAT #!--------------------------------------------------------------------


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