Dialog routines let you add dialog boxes to Windows, QuickWin, and console applications. To activate a dialog box, add the following statement to the application's relevant program unit:
USE DFLOGM
Table E-4 summarizes the Dialog routines.
Table E-4 Summary of Dialog Routines (WNT,
W95)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| DLGEXIT | Closes an open dialog. |
| DLGGET | Returns the value of a control variable. |
| DLGGETCHAR | Returns the value of a character control variable. |
| DLGGETINT | Returns the value of an integer control variable. |
| DLGGETLOG | Returns the value of a logical control variable. |
| DLGINIT | Initializes the dialog. |
| DLGMODAL | Displays a dialog box. |
| DLGSET | Assigns a value to a control variable. |
| DLGSETCHAR | Assigns a value to a character control variable. |
| DLGSETINT | Assigns a value to an integer control variable. |
| DLGSETLOG | Assigns a value to a logical control variable. |
| DLGSETRETURN | Sets the return value for DLGMODAL. |
| DLGSETSUB | Assigns a defined callback routine to a control. |
| DLGUNINIT | Deallocates memory for an initialized dialog. |
For more information on these routines, see the DIGITAL Visual Fortran online Reference.