(C) Copyright 1985-1996 Modular Software Corporation. All rights reserved. Version 2.0 for AP - February 14, 1996
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1: ABOUT THE FULL-VIEW MANUAL
1.1: FULL-VIEW LICENSING
1.2: DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF FULL-VIEW
1.2.1: DEMO VERSION
1.2.2: RUN-TIME
2: AN OVERVIEW
3: INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWING
3.1: ABOUT WINDOWING
3.2: HOW WINDOWING CAN BE USED
3.2.1: POP-UP DISPLAYS
3.2.2: THE FULL-VIEW ENHANCED EXECUTE FUNCTION
3.2.3: APPLICATION HOT-KEYS
3.2.4: RUNNING AN APPLICATION WITHIN A WINDOW "PANE"
3.3: MAJOR FEATURES
3.3.1: SCREEN FUNCTIONS
3.3.2: WINDOWING FUNCTIONS
3.3.3: APPLICATIONS HOT-KEYS
3.3.4: DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
4: THE FULL-VIEW VIRTUAL TERMINAL
4.1: VIRTUAL TERMINAL OUTPUT FUNCTIONS
4.1.1: CURSOR POSITIONING
4.1.2: CLEAR SCREEN
4.1.3: CLEAR TO END-OF-PAGE
4.1.4: CLEAR TO END-OF-LINE
4.1.5: CURSOR BACK
4.1.6: CURSOR FORWARD
4.1.7: CURSOR UP
4.1.8: CURSOR DOWN
4.1.9: CARRIAGE RETURN
4.1.10: DON'T SCROLL OPTION (SCROLL SUPPRESS)
4.1.11: SETUP WINDOW
4.1.12: SET VIDEO ATTRIBUTE
4.1.13: GRAPHICS CHARACTERS
4.2: VIRTUAL TERMINAL INPUT FUNCTIONS
4.3: VIRTUAL TERMINAL APPLICATIONS STANDARDS
4.3.1: TERMINAL KEYBOARD USAGE
4.4: VIRTUAL TERMINAL AND PHYSICAL TERMINAL CONSIDERATIONS
4.4.1: EMBEDDED VIDEO ATTRIBUTES
4.4.2: COLOR
4.4.3: GRAPHICS CHARACTERS
4.4.4: DON'T SCROLL OPTION (SCROLL SUPPRESS)
4.4.5: PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS
5: GETTING STARTED
5.1: LOADING FULL-VIEW
5.2: INSTALLATION
5.2.1: LOADING THE FULL-VIEW ACCOUNT(S)
5.3: RE-INSTALLING FULL-VIEW
5.4: RUNNING OUT OF OTHER ABS AREAS
5.5: WHAT TO DO FIRST
5.6: THE FULL-VIEW DEMO PROGRAMS
5.6.1: DEMO SOURCE CODE
5.7: SETTING UP YOUR OWN ACCOUNT
5.8: TROUBLESHOOTING
5.9: SETTING UP YOUR FIRST FULL-VIEW APPLICATION
6: WINDOWING FUNCTIONS
6.1: ACTIVATING AND DE-ACTIVATING WINDOWING
6.1.1: LOADING THE FULL-VIEW DRIVERS
6.1.2: UNLOADING THE FULL-VIEW DRIVERS
6.1.3: TURNING WINDOWING ON
6.1.4: TURNING WINDOWING OFF
6.2: STARTING A WINDOW
6.3: STARTING A CHILD PROCESS
6.4: TCL SHELL FUNCTION
6.5: HOT-KEY FUNCTIONS
6.6: HOT-KEY SCREEN RESTORES
6.7: FUNCTION KEY USAGE
6.8: PRINT FUNCTIONS
6.8.1: CURSOR CONTROL
6.8.2: SCREEN CONTROL
6.8.3: VIDEO ATTRIBUTES
6.8.4: COLOR ATTRIBUTES
6.8.5: LINE GRAPHICS CHARACTERS
6.8.6: USER DEFINITIONS
6.8.7: SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
6.9: SCREEN QUERY FUNCTIONS
6.9.1: GET SCREEN
6.9.2: GET WINDOW
6.9.3: GET SCREEN DATA
6.9.4: GET SCREEN PARAMETERS
6.9.5: GET SCREEN STATUS
7: THE INTERFACE
7.1: BASIC PRE-COMPILER
7.1.1: FUNCTIONS PROCESSED BY THE PRE-COMPILER
7.1.2: PRE-COMPILER USAGE
7.2: USING THE FULL-VIEW PRE-COMPILER (PC)
7.2.1: PREPARING YOUR PROGRAM FILES
7.2.2: RUNNING THE PRE-COMPILER
7.2.3: PRE-COMPILER DIRECTIVES
7.2.4: MIXING PRE-COMPILED and BASIC APPLICATIONS
7.2.5: PRE-COMPILER LIMITATIONS
7.2.6: USING OTHER PRECISIONS FROM BASIC
8: THE MENUING SYSTEM
8.1: BUILDING MENU DEFINITIONS
8.1.1: MENU STEP DEFINITIONS
8.2: EXECUTING STAND-ALONE MENUS
8.3: CALLING MENUS FROM BASIC
9: THE ENTER FUNCTION
10: THE DATA ENTRY SYSTEM
10.1: DATA ENTRY - OPERATION
10.2: DATA ENTRY - CONTROL KEYS
10.3: DESIGNING DATA ENTRY SCREENS
10.3.1: THE SCREEN PAINTER
10.3.2: COMPILING SCREENS
10.4: THE DATA ENTRY APPLICATIONS INTERFACE
10.4.1: THE BASIC DATA ENTRY INTERFACE: FS( )
10.5: PRINTER OUTPUT
10.6: DOCUMENTING SCREENS
11: THE HELP SYSTEM
11.1: DISPLAYING HELP
11.2: PAINTING HELP TEXT
12: SMART-TREE
12.1: LOOKUP AND BROWSE ROUTINES
12.2: SMART-TREE BASIC WITHOUT FULL-VIEW
13: TERMINAL SUPPORT
13.1: PORT TERMINAL DEFINITIONS
13.2: BUILDING TERMINAL DEFINITIONS
13.2.1: TERMINAL DEFINITION ELEMENTS
13.2.2: INPUT KEY ASSIGNMENTS
13.3: LISTING TERMINAL DEFINITIONS
14: MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
14.1: SINGLE KEY INPUT
14.2: SENTENCE FUNCTION
15: KNOWN BUGS
15.1: INPUT @ from BASIC
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