This programs illustrates the use of BUTTON definition and OPTION attribute
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Add: Item: MyOption : Display: rptReport
;;This report uses a Local variable lChooseHeight which is initially set to "No"
[Report: rptReport]
Add: Form: frmForm
Add: Variable: lChooseHeight
Set: lChooseHeight : No
;;When the logical condition is true, the modified definition becomes the part of the original definition
[Form: frmForm]
Add: Part: prtPart
Add: Button : btnButton1
Option : Small HelloWorld Form: Not #lChooseHeight
Option : Full HelloWorld Form: #lChooseHeight
;;Optional Definitions start with exclamation sign !
[!Form: Small HelloWorld Form]
Background: Yellow
Set: fldField1: This is Yellow
Width: 50% screen
Height: 50% screen
;;Optional Definitions start with exclamation sign !
[!Form: Full HelloWorld Form]
Background: Green
Set: fldField1: This is Green
Width: 100% screen
Height: 100% screen
;;Local Variable definition
[Variable: lChooseHeight]
Type: Logical
[Part: prtPart]
Add: Line : lnLine1
[Line: Lnline1]
Add: Field: fldField1
[Field: fldField1]
Set as: "Press F4 key to change the Form-size and color"
;;Defining a Button with F4 as the shortcut key.
;;When user presses F4 key, the value of variable lChooseHeight changes
;;This will replace the original Form definition with the modified definition
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[Button: btnButton1]
Key: F4
Action: Set: lChooseHeight: Not #lChooseHeight
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Notes:1) The form "frmForm" uses a button which is displayed in the Button panel on the right-side of the screen.
2) The Option Attribute provides a means to substitue the original definition with modified definition. In the above code, two optional definitions have been used. The syntax of Option keyword is :-
Syntax: Option : <Modified Definition>: <Logical condition>
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