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Display and Control of Windows
Section 8-4
(2) To move the position of a presently displayed window, write the new coordi-
nate to “X coordinate” and “Y coordinate” in the window control area which
corresponds to the window.
The values which can be specified is same as for (1) (open).
(3) To close a presently displayed window, write 0000 to “window screen number”
in the window control area which corresponds to the window.
Window is closed, however, “X coordinate” and “Y coordinate” retain existing
values.
Reference: When a window is closed, window open status bit of the corresponding window
type in the PT status notify area goes OFF. (Refer to page 496)
Opening a Window by Setting “Load Local 1 (Keyboard)” or “Load Local 2” Screen Attribute
If this method is used, the specified window can be opened automatically at the
same time the screen is displayed by setting the screen number of the local win-
dow to be displayed for a screen attribute of a standard screen.
Each time the screen is switched to the one for which “Load Local 1 (Keyboard)” or
“Load Local 2” screen attribute is set, the specified window opens.
By this method, only the local window can be opened. It is not possible to open a
global window.
[Setting]
When creating a screen using the Support Tool, set ”Load Local 1 (Keyboard)” or
”Load Local 2” for a screen attribute.
Reference: If the specified number is not the number of a window screen, no window opens.
[Operation]
(1) Switch to a screen for which “Load Local 1 (Keyboard)” or “Load Local 2”
screen attribute is set.
(2) The set window opens. The window is opened by the size and at the position
which was specified when it was created.
Reference: When a window control area is allocated to a host, window screen number and the
bottom left coordinate of the window which is opened are notified to the window
control area. (Refer to page 496)
Also, window open status bit of the corresponding window type in PT status notify
area goes ON. (Refer to page 496)
(3) When the screen is switched to others, the window is closed.
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