Updated January 2011
This parameter is a continuation of the flags parameter, providing additional bits for additional options. Note that both flags and flags2 are passed to the xcall as a single structure containing both sets of flags. See flags for details on how this must be mapped. Also see xtr’miscflags for additional flags and more information.
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Symbol |
Value |
Description |
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XTF2_HOME_CTRL |
&h00000001 |
Exit on <Home or End> without CTRL+. See XTF2_HOME_CTRL and _END_CTRL. |
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XTF2_END_CTRL |
&h00000002 | |
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&h00000003 |
Combo of above for editing and navigation. | |
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XTF2_PORTRAIT |
&h00000004 |
Portrait or landscape printing. |
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XTF2_LANDSCAPE |
&h00000008 | |
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&h00000010 |
Auto expand columns. | |
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&h00000020 |
Support for CSV format. | |
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XTF2_PGUPDN |
&h00000040 |
Enable PgUp/PgDn (exitcodes 4, 6). |
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XTF2_DOWN |
&h00000080 |
Enable Ctrl+Down on last row (exitcode -43). |
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Eliminates return of any response information for a particular XTREE call. | |
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XTF2_CLRDEFER |
&h00000100 |
Tells XTREE to ignore any previous inactive click and to clear any secondary events associated with it. See discussion of Clicks on Inactive XTREEs. Also tells XTREE to discard any unprocessed keyboard characters at the start of the start of the XCALL operation (so that the session starts out waiting for new keyboard and mouse events, rather than processing ones that occurred prior to the XCALL). |
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&h00000800 |
Property sheet (aka "vertical") mode. | |
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&h00001000 |
Used to indicate that the layout of the answer array is the same as that of the data array. | |
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&h00002000 |
Drag/drop between trees. | |
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&h00008000 |
Causes PCKLST to save the screen area. | |
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&h00010000 |
Causes the tree control to be created as a popup rather than as a child control. | |
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XTF2_ENTER |
&h00020000 |
Alters the default cell editing navigation response to the Enter key, provided there is no EnterGoto option defined for the current column. When specified, instead of acting like Tab and moving to the next editable cell to the right, Enter acts like DownArrow, except that from the last row it wraps back up to the top. |