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UnloadProcedure (Function) In french: DéchargeProcédure
 Warning
UnloadProcedure is kept for backward compatibility. To share procedures between several applications, it is recommended to: - create a set of procedures
- create the procedures to share in a set of procedures
- associate the set of procedures with the different projects that must share these procedures.
The documentation about UnloadProcedure is as follows.
| Purpose Unload the internal procedures of a window that have been made global by LoadProcedure.Syntax <Result> = UnloadProcedure(<WindowName> [, <Message>])- <Result> is a boolean used to find out whether the procedures have been unloaded
- <WindowName> is a character string containing the name or the alias of the window in which the procedures have been described.
- <Message> is a boolean used to display an error message if the window procedures are not found.
Details <Result> returns True if the unload operation was successfully performed, False otherwise.If <Message> = True (default value), an error message indicates whether <Window Name> is not found at runtime. If <Message> = False, no error message is displayed if <WindowName> is not found. The value of <Result> must be checked through programming. Notes - UnloadProcedure must be used to load the internal procedures of other windows with LoadProcedure.
- The internal procedures of up to 16 windows can be loaded by LoadProcedure.
- When a procedure is run, it is searched:
- in the internal procedures of the window,
- then in the different "modules" loaded,
- finally in the global procedures.
- The procedures loaded by LoadProcedure are automatically unloaded when closing the project.
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