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WINDOW SET SCROLL
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Establishes SCROLL keys for the current window.
Syntax
WINDOW SET SCROLL [«action keyname»]
Parameters
| action | Can be UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, PAGEUP, PAGEDOWN, HOME, END, JUMPUP, JUMPDOWN, JUMPLEFT, JUMPRIGHT |
| keyname | Can be any of the following pre-defined key names: F1 through F100, ESCAPE, RETURN, ENTER, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, PAGEUP, PAGEDOWN, HOME, END, JUMPUP (Ctrl-Up), JUMPDOWN (Ctrl-Dn), JUMPLEFT (Ctrl-Lf), JUMPRIGHT (Ctrl-Rt), TABFORWARD (Tab), TABBACK (Shift-Tab) If keyname is a character string other than a pre-defined key name, each character in the string becomes a scroll key. Any combination of keys can be specified in a single command. |
Comments
A scrolling key can potentially also be defined as an accelerator key (using the WINDOW SET ACCELERATOR command).
Until you execute a WINDOW SET SCROLL command, no scrolling keys are in effect for the given window.
Once you execute a WINDOW SET SCROLL command that names keys, those keys remain in effect as scrolling keys, with their assigned scrolling actions, until changed or disabled by another WINDOW SET SCROLL command.
A WINDOW SET SCROLL command that names no actions or keys disables all existing scrolling keys for the current window.
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