Command window's property

[Félix Ota]

Hi guys!
Is possible to access property of Command window (hight, width) in runtime?
Thanks
Félix.

[Ken Mayer [dBASE, Inc.]]

Post by Félix Ota
Hi guys!
Is possible to access property of Command window (hight, width) in runtime?

No, because the Command Window is not accessible in runtime.

Ken
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[Richard Perryman]

Post by Ken Mayer [dBASE, Inc.]

Post by Félix Ota
Hi guys!
Is possible to access property of Command window (hight, width) in runtime?

No, because the Command Window is not accessible in runtime.

But there is the dotp.wfm or DotPrompt.WFM program that can be compiled as a
standalone. I think it's in the 16 bit duflp.

thanks
Richard

[Rainald Taesler]

Post by Richard Perryman

Post by Ken Mayer [dBASE, Inc.]
No, because the Command Window is not accessible in runtime.

But there is the dotp.wfm or DotPrompt.WFM program that can be
compiled as a standalone. I think it's in the 16 bit duflp.

Just a quick shot, pls don't beat me up when being wrong:

The latter is something *totally* different.
It's *not* the Command-Window:
It does not mean more than "fooling" dBASE and putting in users'
entries into a program.

There's worlds between.

Rainald

[Richard Perryman]

Post by Rainald Taesler

Post by Richard Perryman
But there is the dotp.wfm or DotPrompt.WFM program that can be
compiled as a standalone. I think it's in the 16 bit duflp.

The latter is something *totally* different.
It does not mean more than "fooling" dBASE and putting in users'
entries into a program.

I just use the dotprompt.wfm "which I compiled" so that I can work on tables
when needed if there is a problem, without installing vdb on the customers
machine.

Thanks
Richard