Commands used with window objects¶
The majority of the commands in this table can be executed on most types of window object. Where this is not the case, the objects relevant to the command are listed.
Clear an object’s values |
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Close a menu, making it and all its items invisible, or close a listbox’s dropdown list |
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Create an object with its default properties |
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Destroy an object, freeing the resources allocated to it |
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Disable an object, so that it can not receive input focus or be selected |
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Display the current value of an object |
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Enable an object, so that it can receive input focus |
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Make an object invisible |
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Move an object to a new position |
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Open a menu, making it visible and its enabled items available for selection, or open a listbox’s dropdown list |
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Raise an object to the top |
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Scroll a listbox or table vertically so that a specified row is on the top line |
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Specify a control to receive input focus upon return from a dialog event function |
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Make an object visible |
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