Syntax
OKButton HorizPos, VertPos, Width, Height [, .Identifier]
Remarks
Creates an OK button in a custom dialog box. If the user chooses the OK button, the dialog box closes and its settings are applied.
Argument | Explanation | |
HorizPos, VertPos | The horizontal and vertical distance of the upper-left corner of the OK button from the upper-left corner of the dialog box, in increments of 1/8 and 1/12 of the System font (Windows) or the dialog font (Macintosh). | |
Width, Height | The width and height of the OK button, in increments of 1/8 and 1/12 of the System font (Windows) or the dialog font (Macintosh). | |
.Identifier | An optional identifier used by statements in a dialog function that act on the OK button, such as DlgEnable and DlgVisible. If omitted, "OK" is the default identifier. | |
Note that choosing the OK button in a custom dialog box always returns –1 and choosing the Cancel button always returns 0 (zero). For example, in a dialog box displayed with the instruction x = Dialog(dlg), choosing OK sets the value of x to –1. The return value of other buttons is determined by the relative order of the PushButton statements in the dialog box definition.
For an example of OKButton used in a complete dialog box definition, see Begin Dialog¼End Dialog.
See Also
Begin Dialog¼End Dialog, CancelButton, PushButton