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I have a simple quickWin window, and I want to change the Title during running.
for opening the window I do: open(1,file="user", Title="C:\datafile1"C, RECL=128)
for changing the Title I use the SetWindowConfig function, but this function reinitializes the Window, and all already written disappears. Is there a method to change the title, without reseting the window.
A Further question. I use this Window to output some programm progress, etc. If a certain amout of output messages are written. The first messages disapear in the window. So I guess quickwin hav a certain buffer, and the remaining ouput is then cut off.
Is there a posibility to enhance this buffer/length
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I have a simple quickWin window, and I want to change the Title during running.
for opening the window I do: open(1,file="user", Title="C:datafile1"C, RECL=128)
for changing the Title I use the SetWindowConfig function, but this function reinitializes the Window, and all already written disappears. Is there a method to change the title, without reseting the window.
A Further question. I use this Window to output some programm progress, etc. If a certain amout of output messages are written. The first messages disapear in the window. So I guess quickwin hav a certain buffer, and the remaining ouput is then cut off.
Is there a posibility to enhance this buffer/length
Use SetWindowTitle(GETHWNDQQ(1)) (USE IFWIN). Take care to terminate the string with CHAR(0).
I don't think that you can change the buffer size, but I'm open to the posibility that I could be wrong.
I see you're doing a lot of relatively complex stuff with QuickWin -- would you like to try my Xeffort library instead? It's slightly more complex to use, but much more powerful.
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Use SetWindowTitle(GETHWNDQQ(1)) (USE IFWIN). Take care to terminate the string with CHAR(0).
I don't think that you can change the buffer size, but I'm open to the posibility that I could be wrong.
I see you're doing a lot of relatively complex stuff with QuickWin -- would you like to try my Xeffort library instead? It's slightly more complex to use, but much more powerful.
I could not found SetWindowTitle, Maybe youconsidered res=SetWindowText(hWnd,title). It worked !
In deed I considered your Xeffort library. I tryed it out, but at the moment I got some hangups, in my Dialog Tabs, so I keep my old one using standard IFLOGM library. Since I have not that much time, at the moment, I will switch to the library later on whene I'll do som cosmetics on my quiet complex software. However It looks promising for me. Thanks
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Hello
In a C string, if you want to display "C:datafile1", you must set the titlle as "C:\datafile1"C because are interpreted at compil time.

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