DISPLAY Statement
displays fields in display windows
- DISPLAY <group-spec group-options<, ...,
group-spec group-options>>;
The inputs to the DISPLAY statement are as follows:
- group-spec
- specifies a group.
It can be specified as either a compound name of the form
windowname.groupname or a window name followed by a
group of the form window-name (field-specs), where
field-specs is as defined for the WINDOW statement.
- group-options
- can be any of the following:
- NOINPUT
- displays the group with all fields protected
so that no data can be entered in the fields.
- REPEAT
- repeats the group for each element of
the matrices specified as field operands.
- BELL
- rings the bell, sounds the alarm, or beeps the speaker
on your workstation when the window is displayed.
The DISPLAY statement directs IML to gather data
into fields defined on the screen for purposes
of display, data entry, or menu selection.
The DISPLAY statement always refers to a window that
has been previously opened by a WINDOW statement.
The statement is described completely in
Chapter 13, "Window and Display Features."
Below are several examples of using the DISPLAY statement:
display;
display w(i);
display w ("BELL") bell;
display w.g1 noinput;
display w (i protect=yes
color="blue"
j color="yellow");
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