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2.5x 2.60 2.60a 3.00 | 2.00 2.5x 2.60 2.60a | 2.5x 2.60a | 2.60
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The window in which a BROWSE is presented is, by default, not a modal window. This means that users can activate other windows while a Browse window is on the screen. In some cases, you may want the Browse window to be modal so that users cannot activate other windows while the Browse window is active. This article explains how to create a modal Browse window.
The following sample code produces two Browse windows. The second Browse window will be modal so that users cannot activate any other window.
* The BROWSE will be terminated when F5 is pressed.
* Disable the ESC key.
ON KEY LABEL f5 DO myquit
ON KEY LABEL esc *
* Create a sample table for the first BROWSE.
SELECT 1
CREATE TABLE one (myfield C(1))
INSERT INTO one (myfield) VALUES ("A")
* Display the first Browse window.
DEFINE WINDOW winone FROM 01,01 TO 10,50
BROWSE NOWAIT WINDOW winone
* Create a sample table for the second BROWSE.
SELECT 2
CREATE TABLE two (myfield C(1))
INSERT INTO two (myfield) VALUES ("B")
* Display the second Browse window.
DEFINE WINDOW wintwo FROM 11,01 TO 20,50
BROWSE NOWAIT WINDOW wintwo
mquit = .F.
READ MODAL WITH two VALID mquit=.T.
* This point will be reached when the READ was
* terminated by pressing the F5 key. Clear the
* ON KEY LABEL assignments.
ON KEY LABEL f5
ON KEY LABEL esc
RETURN
PROCEDURE myquit
mquit = .T.
CLEAR READ
* Release the window definitions.
RELEASE WINDOW winone
RELEASE WINDOW wintwo
* Release the Browse windows.
RELEASE WINDOW one
RELEASE WINDOW two
RETURN
Additional reference words: VFoxWin 3.00 FoxUnix FoxMac FoxDos FoxWin 2.00
2.50 2.50a
2.50b
2.50c 2.60 2.60a
KBCategory: kbprg
KBSubcategory: FxprgBrowse
Keywords : FxprgBrowse
Version : 2.5x 2.60 2.60a 3.00 | 2.00 2.5x
Platform : MACINTOSH MS-DOS UNIX WINDOWS
Last Reviewed: May 1, 1996