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- Overview
- How to?
- Defining a preset action
- Note
- Information displayed in the code editor
- Running a preset action programmatically
Programming by preset action
Preset actions allow you to define the code of an event in a single click, without having to write one single line of code. For example, in WINDEV:
Execute the click code of the Button control and open the window
Initialization of a component, the parameters are specified in the interfaceThe preset actions are proposed: - on Button controls (in the "Click" event).
 on menu options.  on Link controls (in the "Click (server)" event).
Defining a preset action To define a preset action: - Open the control description window (select "Description" in the context menu).
- On the "General" tab, define the desired action:
 Select the action to be run in the "Action" combo box.
The most common actions appear in this list. To select a more specific action, click "All actions" or "Other actions".  Select the desired action in the "Type" combo box ("Button action" area).
The most common actions appear in this list. To select a more specific action, click "More options".
The actions proposed depend on the elements found in the current project (windows, pages, component, procedure, ...). Information displayed in the code editor When a preset action is used, an information indicating this preset action is specified in the code editor. For example:
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