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At 15 SEP 2005 06:00:07AM William Ng wrote:

How do u get the window multiple instance id so that u can use send_message to populate some of the controls in the window?

Thanks


At 15 SEP 2005 08:57AM Sean FitzSimons wrote:

William,

The @window variable will contain the window name and the instance id as "window_name*instance". The same value will be contained in the CtrlEntID variable in the windows event handlers.

Sean


At 15 SEP 2005 09:48PM William Ng wrote:

Thanks for the reply.

I am using a external subroutine to start the window and to populate the window control that is why i cant use the CtrlEntId.

I have tried to call message @window to have a look at it after i started the window but it display blank.Does the @window like the CtrlEntId have to be use inside the window?


At 16 SEP 2005 02:09AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:

What do you use to start the window? Start_Window will return the full name of the newly created window.

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At 18 SEP 2005 10:58PM William Ng wrote:

Thanks for the respond.

I use start_window.I have found my problem.The problem i had was because i run the subroutine from the system editor instead of from the aplication.It is working now.I am able to populate the multiple instance of my window accordingly.Now i have to test in in runtime.

Should be ok, right?

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