Programs that use these routines must access the Dialog library with USE IFLOGM. These routines are restricted to Windows* systems.
Name | Routine Type | Description |
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DLGEXIT | Subroutine | Closes an open dialog. |
DLGFLUSH | Subroutine | Updates the display of a dialog box. |
DLGGET | Function | Retrieves values of dialog control variables. |
DLGGETCHAR | Function | Retrieves values of dialog control variables of type Character. |
DLGGETINT | Function | Retrieves values of dialog control variables of type Integer. |
DLGGETLOG | Function | Retrieves values of dialog control variables of type Logical. |
DLGINIT | Function | Initializes a dialog. |
DLGINITWITHRESOURCEHANDLE | Function | Initializes a dialog. |
DLGISDLGMESSAGE | Function | Determines whether a message is intended for a modeless dialog box and, if it is, processes it. |
DLGISDLGMESSAGEWITHDLG | Function | Determines whether a message is intended for a specific modeless dialog box and, if it is, processes it. |
DLGMODAL | Function | Displays a dialog and processes dialog selections from user. |
DLGMODALWITHPARENT | Function | Displays a dialog in a specific parent window and processes dialog selections from user. |
DLGMODELESS | Function | Displays a modeless dialog box. |
DLGSENDCTRLMESSAGE | Function | Sends a message to a dialog box control. |
DLGSET | Function | Assigns values to dialog control variables. |
DLGSETCHAR | Function | Assigns values to dialog control variables of type Character. |
DLGSETCTRLEVENTHANDLER | Function | Assigns your own event handlers to ActiveX controls in a dialog box. |
DLGSETINT | Function | Assigns values to dialog control variables of type Integer. |
DLGSETLOG | Function | Assigns values to dialog control variables of type Logical. |
DLGSETRETURN | Subroutine | Sets the return value for DLGMODAL. |
DLGSETSUB | Function | Assigns procedures (callback routines) to dialog controls. |
DLGSETTITLE | Subroutine | Sets the title of a dialog box. |
DLGUNINIT | Subroutine | Deallocates memory occupied by an initialized dialog. |
For more information on using these routines, see Building Applications: Using Dialogs for Applications Control Overview.