InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode (Function)

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InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode

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Running the processes containing compilation errors

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Running the processes containing compilation errors

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InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode (Function)

In french: EnModeSimulateurWindowsStoreApp

Warning
From version 21, this feature is kept for backward compatibility. We recommend that you use InUniversalWindowsPlatformSimulatorMode.

Indicates whether the code is run in the simulator for the applications in Windows Store apps mode.

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Apple Watch mode.

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Apple Watch mode.

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

This function is now available in Apple Watch mode.

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Example

// Code run in the Windows Store App simulator?
IF InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode() = True THEN
// Specific code for the simulator
END

Syntax

<Result> = InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode()

<Result>: Boolean

True if the code is run in the simulator for the applications in Windows Store apps mode,
False otherwise.

Remarks

Note

InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode is available for all the products to allow for a multi-product code. Functions or procedures that use InWindowsStoreAppSimulatorMode can be shared between several products without generating any compilation error.

Running the processes containing compilation errors

By default, the security mechanism of WLanguage is triggered when the process containing one or more compilation errors is run.

For example, if a function not allowed in the current product is found in a loop (IF), the security mechanism of WLanguage will be triggered when the loop is run.

In order for the security mechanism of WLanguage to be triggered only if the line containing the compilation error is run, check "Allow the execution of processes containing compilation errors" in the "Compilation" tab of the project description ("Project .. Project description").

For example, if a function not allowed in the current product is found in a loop (IF), the security mechanism of WLanguage will be triggered only if the line containing this function is run.

By default, the security mechanism of WLanguage is triggered only if the line containing the compilation error is run.

For example, if a function not allowed in the current product is found in a loop (IF), the security mechanism of WLanguage will be triggered only if the line containing this function is run.

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