WINDOW RESTORE
Reprint/Activate Thoroughbred Basic Window
This directive displays and activates a previously saved Thoroughbred Basic Window.
Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”WINDOW RESTORE (TBWin-name )TBWin-name- is a 1 to 8-character string containing the name of a previously defined Thoroughbred Basic Window.
Remarks
Section titled “Remarks”This directive is generally available starting with release level 8.2.
If you use this directive but Thoroughbred Basic Windows is not enabled, an ERR=70 results. For information on how to enable Thoroughbred Basic Windows, please refer to the information on TCONFIG files and IPL files in the chapter on System Files in the Thoroughbred Basic Customization and Tuning Guide.
If this task is configured for Thoroughbred Basic Windows, only the standard set of Thoroughbred Basic terminal mnemonics should be used to send output to the terminal. Using direct hexadecimal escape sequences to control the terminal screen may cause the Thoroughbred Basic Windows Manager to lose knowledge of cursor position and character attributes. For more information on terminal mnemonics, please refer to the Thoroughbred Basic Customization and Tuning Guide.
The Thoroughbred Basic Window, specified by TBWin-name, is restored on the screen with the cursor placed just where it was when it was saved.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”WINDOW RESTORE ( "BACKGRND" )displays and activates the previously defined Thoroughbred Basic Window called BACKGRND.
See also
Section titled “See also”Other WINDOW directives
Additional WIN functions
From the Thoroughbred Basic Language Reference, Volume III: R–Z, version 8.9.1. Open this page in the PDF