Category : Dbase (Clipper, FoxBase, etc) Languages Source Code
Archive   : PHREAD.ZIP
Filename : TEST.PRG

 
Output of file : TEST.PRG contained in archive : PHREAD.ZIP
#include "PHRead.CH"
#include "inkey.ch"

#translate LOCVARBLK() => ;
{ |xxxpthxxx| if ( xxxpthxxx == NIL, , := xxxpthxxx ) }

static gobj

func test

local dummy1 := 'Cogito ergo sum'
local dummy2 := 'I rationalize; therefore, I am.'
local dummy3 := '385941995'
local dummy4 := 'Dummy4'
local dummy5 := 'Dummy5'
local dummy6 := TRUE

local glist := { }

local Bblock := { |obj| ButtonReader ( obj ) }

MOUSE_INIT ( )

scroll ( )

gobj := getnew ( 1, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy1), 'dummy1' )
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )

gobj := getnew ( 2, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy2), 'dummy2' )
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )

gobj := getnew ( 3, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy3), 'dummy3' )
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:picture := '@KR 999-99-9999'
gobj:preBlock := { || FALSE }
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )

gobj := getnew ( 4, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy4), 'dummy4' )
gobj:reader := { |obj| ButtonReader ( obj ) }
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:cargo := { || TwoTone ( ) }
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )
SETKEY ( K_ALT_J, { || GetGotoFld ( 4 ) } )

gobj := getnew ( 5, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy5), 'dummy5' )
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )

gobj := getnew ( 6, 10, LOCVARBLK(dummy6), 'dummy6' )
gobj:colorSpec := 'W+/BG,BG/W+'
gobj:reader := { |obj| YNReader ( obj ) }
gobj:display ( )
AADD ( glist, gobj )

Set ( _SET_WRAP, TRUE )

PHRead ( glist, 3, ;
{ { K_ALT_Q, 5 }, ;
{ K_ALT_W, 'dummy2' }, ;
{ K_ALT_E, { || TwoTone () } } } )

return 0

//
func twotone

tone ( 100 )
tone ( 500 )

return NIL

//


  3 Responses to “Category : Dbase (Clipper, FoxBase, etc) Languages Source Code
Archive   : PHREAD.ZIP
Filename : TEST.PRG

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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