hiListFocusableToolbarItems
hiListFocusableToolbarItems(
[w_window]
)
=> t / nil
Description
Lists all type-in and combo toolbar items that are currently defined in the specified window and can be used as arguments for the function hiFocusToToolbarItem.
Arguments
|
Specifies the window containing the type-in and combo toolbar items. If not specified, the default is the current window. |
Value Returned
|
The operation fails and a warning is issued if the specified window is invalid. |
Examples
The following example shows partial listing from a layout window in which the Display Stop Level toolbar item is not visible due to overlapping of toolbars:
> hiListFocusableToolbarItems()
Toolbar Name/Symbol Item Name/Symbol Type Editable Enabled Visibility
--------------------------------- --------------------------------- ------- --------- --------
"Workspaces" "Workspace Configuration" combo No Yes Visible
'deWorkspacesToolbar 'deWorkspacesCombo
--------------------------------- ---------------------------------
"Align" "Align Spacing Value" typein No No Toolbar not visible
'leAlignToolbar 'leAlignToolbarAlignSpacingValue
---------------------------------
"Orthogonal Spacing Value" typein No No Toolbar not visible
'leAlignToolbarAlignOrthogonalSpacingValue
--------------------------------- ---------------------------------
"Options" "Display Stop Level" typein Yes Yes Not visible
'lebOptionsToolbar 'lebDisp
=> t
For hiFocusToToolbarItem to work with a Display Stop Level item, the toolbars need to be arranged in such a way that the item is visible. Here, the other three items are either not editable or not enabled. The function does not work with them even if they are made visible.
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