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Description
This action is called after a standard button has been executed (button of the 3rd tab in the window dictionary). For each standard button, there are 2 possible actions: an action before AVANT_XXX, an action after XXX (where XXX features the buton identification ). Between these 2 actions, the dictionary action is run if it is specified on the button (in the window dictionary).
The grid below contains the list of the before and after actions, for each standard button:
Button title | Action before | Action after |
| End | AVANT_END | END |
| Save button | AVANT_ENR | ENR |
| Create | AVANT_CRE | CRE |
| Delete | AVANT_SUP | SUP |
| Cancel | AVANT_ABA | ABA |
| Ok | AVANT_OK | OK button |
| New | AVANT_NEW | NEW |
| First | AVANT_FIR | FIR |
| Last | AVANT_LAS | LAS |
| Previous | AVANT_PRE | PRE |
| Next | AVANT_SUI | SUI |
| Selection | AVANT_SEL | SEL |
| Code change | AVANT_CHG | CHG |
| Printing | AVANT_EDI | EDI |
| List | AVANT_LIS | LIS |
| Attachments | AVANT_JOI | JOI |
| Comments | AVANT_COM | COM |
| Properties | AVANT_PRO | PRO |
Template
Window entry
Use
When the dictionary action is STD or SPE or is not specified, this action is used to launch the button processing.
By default the buttons do not allow the user to exit the window, except the OK and END buttons.
When positioning End to 0, this tells the supervisor to remain in the window.
With End = 1, this indicates that the window must be exited.
