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(New page: Browse for a file. Returns non zero if one chosen. $R = BrowseFile($1,$2) <br> $R = File Chosen $1 = File Spec $2 = Save Mode <br> $1 sets an initial file, $2 enables a save-sty...) |
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$2 = Save Mode | $2 = Save Mode | ||
<br> $1 sets an initial file, | <br> $1 sets an initial file, | ||
$2 enables a save-style dialog. | $2 enables a save-style dialog, ie. set it to 1 and the FileDialog will not expect you to select a file that exists but allow you to specify a new filename, the activate button will also be "Save" rather then "Open" | ||
<br> Setting $1 to a file mask (ie *.txt) will cause the browser to filter to the file mask | |||
<br> Use s.LastAccessedDataFile and s.LastAccessedDataFilePath to access the file and full path spec of the file selected. | |||
Use s.LastAccessedDataFile and s.LastAccessedDataFilePath to access the file and full path spec of the file selected. | |||
[[Category:Routine]] | [[Category:Routine]] | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 9 January 2009
Browse for a file. Returns non zero if one chosen.
$R = BrowseFile($1,$2)
$R = File Chosen
$1 = File Spec
$2 = Save Mode
$1 sets an initial file,
$2 enables a save-style dialog, ie. set it to 1 and the FileDialog will not expect you to select a file that exists but allow you to specify a new filename, the activate button will also be "Save" rather then "Open"
Setting $1 to a file mask (ie *.txt) will cause the browser to filter to the file mask
Use s.LastAccessedDataFile and s.LastAccessedDataFilePath to access the file and full path spec of the file selected.