Enable

Enable allows to enable button and/or links present at a bottom of a screen or on the menu bar of a function.

This function is only usable in Classic pages related code and is deprecated for code running in version 7 mode.

Syntax

 Enable LIST_OF_BUTTON_CODE

LIST_OF_BUTTON_CODE is a list of integer values representing buttons or links, separated by a comma. For some predefined button, global variables are usable.

Examples

# Enable "Create" and "Save" actions in the "File" sub-menuEnable GSTACRE, GSTAENR# Could be written with the corresponding values (but using glbal variables is preferable in this case)Enable 93, 92# Enable buttons specific to a given functionEnable GSTABOU+1, GSTABOU+2# Let's call a dialog box and enable/disable some specific buttons# depending on a conditionLocal Dlgbox Mask ABC button mess(15,198,1), mess(101,198,1)& coded GSTABOU+1, GSTABOU+2Local Integer OKBoxact [ABC]Gosub CONDITION : # Sets OK to true or falseIf OK Then Enable GSTABOU+1, GSTABOU+2ElseDisable GSTABOU+1, GSTABOU+2EndifBoxinp [ABC] using ANSWER

Description and comments

Enable is used to enable the use of buttons and/or menu items. It is used before the input in a dialog box.

Comment

In standard object management, Enable is mostly used in the SETBOUT action, and most of the status usable with this instruction are defined with global variables.

The standard subprogram SETBOUT from script GESECRAN encapsulates the use of `Enable` for the most frequent status and should preferably be used, like in the following example:

# Let's enable the "Create" and "Save" actions (like the first example given aboveLocal Integer ETABOU(1..GNBBOU)ETABOU (GCREE) = 1ETABOU (GENRE) = 1Call SETBOUT(ETABOU) From GESECRAN

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