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- Events managed by default
- Optional events
- Placing the application in the foreground
- Placing the application in the background
- Changing the layout
Events associated with windows
Events managed by default WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile manage the following events by default (in order of appearance in the code editor): | | | Event | Runtime condition |
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| Global declarations | Declaring the variables global to the window. This is the first code run when opening the window. | | Initialization (before version 180062) End of initialization (after version 180062) End of initialization | Run when opening the window.
The events are run in the following order:- Initializing the window controls (*)
- Initializing the window
- Focus gain
Remark: A blinking effect may appear if the code for updating the controls is included in this event. Indeed, the initialization code of controls is run before the update code. | | Closing | Run when closing the window.
Remark: Resuming the input in one of the window controls in this code prevents from closing the window. |  Versions 20 and laterRequest for refreshing the display  New in version 20Request for refreshing the display | Used to group the code for updating the window controls: content of controls, status (visible, grayed, etc.), caption to refresh, etc. This event may expect parameters. Simply declare a procedure in the event. For example:
// Request for refreshing the display
PROCÉDURE AskForRefresh(RefreshType is boolean)
This event is started upon request by the following functions: When these functions are called, you can specify the value of the parameters expected by the event. | | Run when using the OK/Close button Operating mode of the Close button
The following events are run: - "Before closing with OK/Close button" is run.
- running the code of the "Cancel" button found in the window (if this button exists). If the window contains no "Cancel" button, the window is closed.
Operating mode of the OK button
The following events are run: - "Before closing with OK/Close button" is run.
- running the code of "Validate" button found in the window (if this button exists). If the window contains no "Validate" button, the window is closed.
Remark: The window will not be closed if the event "Before closing with OK/Close button" calls ReturnToCapture. | | Focus gain | Run when the window takes focus (the title bar is active) and when another application window loses focus:- the user clicked another application window
- ReturnToCapture was run from another application window
This event will not be run:- when opening the first project window.
- when running OpenChild or OpenSister from the current window.
- if Close is called in the initialization code of window.
- if the user clicks a window of another program then re-clicks the initial window.
This event will not be run:- when opening the first project window.
- when running OpenChild, OpenMobileWindow or OpenSister from the current window.
- if Close is called in the initialization code of window.
- if the user clicks a window of another program then re-clicks the initial window.
| | Focus loss | Run when the window loses focus when going to another window. This event is always called before the focus gain event of another window in the following cases:- closing the window (before the closing event)
- the user clicked another application window
- ReturnToCapture was run from another application window
This event will not be run: - if ReturnToCapture toward another window was run in the initialization code of window
- if Close is called in the initialization code of window
- if the user clicks a window of another program then re-clicks the initial window
| | Whenever modified | Run when one of the window controls is modified (input performed by the user for example). | Versions 17 and later New in version 17 | Run when the user turns the screen around. This allows you to reposition the controls when changing the orientation of the screen. | Versions 18 and later New in version 18 | Run when closing a child window opened from the current window. You can: - find out the name of the child window that was closed by ..Name.
- retrieve the return value of child window via ..ReturnedValue.
Example:
// -- Close a child window of WIN_OrderList
// Refreshes the list of orders if necessary
IF MyChildWindow..ReturnedValue = True THEN
OrderList()
END
The MyChildWindow keyword allows you to handle the characteristics of child window. | | Resizing | Run in the following cases:- Minimizing the window
- Enlarging or resizing the window
- Restoring the window once it was minimized
| Versions 18 and later New in version 18 | Used to update the Widget content. This event is run:- when opening a Widget window.
- at regular time interval. This interval is defined in the "Details" tab of description window.
Remark: WidgetDisplay redisplays the Widget and runs the refresh event. |
(*) By default, the "Initializing" event of each control is run according to the order in which the controls were created in the window. To modify this runtime order: - Select "Windows .. Edit the initialization order".On the "Window" pane, in the "Order" group, click "Initialization".
- In the window that is displayed, use the arrows on the right to modify the initialization order of controls.
Caution: If one or more controls use the persistence of controls, the "Whenever modified" code can be run when initializing the control. See Persistence of controls for more details. Several optional events can be managed. To manage an optional event, simply select it in the icon bar of the code window.To add an optional event:- Select the requested control.
- Display the code window of this control (F2 key).
- Click the link "Add other processes to xxx" at the bottom of the window code, after the last event.Click the link "Add other events to xxx" at the bottom of the window code, after the last event.
- All the optional events available for the control are displayed.
- Check the optional event to add and validate.
Note: You can select several optional events. - The selected optional event is automatically added to the events managed by the control.
To disable an optional event, simply perform the same operations to display the list of optional events. Then simply uncheck the optional events to delete.
Note: If the disabled code contains WLanguage code, this code is automatically deleted. You can manage, for example: - the control rollover with the mouse,
- the left mouse button down, up, with a double click,
- the right mouse button down, up, with double click,
- the mouse wheel, etc.
Versions 18 and later New in version 18 Versions 18 and later New in version 18 Versions 23 and later New in version 23
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