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Overview of Functions and Subroutines
Function Declarations
Declaring Object-Level Functions
Using the Function Painter to Define Global Functions
Declaring User EventsFunctions perform processing and return a value
Subroutines do not return a value
PowerBuilder provides a set of built-in func
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“국회의원 선거일”, http://www.hankookchon.com/bbs_shop/read.h tm?board_code=news&idx=71448&cate_sub_idx=7312&user_search_yn=1 Ⅰ. 싱가포르를 선택한 이유
Ⅱ. 싱가포르의 문화적 다양성
Ⅲ. 싱가포르의 공휴일 종류
Ⅳ. 우리나라 공휴일과의 공통점과 차이점
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Summary
Objects, events, and properties are key to developing applications with PowerBuilder.
Properties are characteristics of an object.
Events permit the object to recognize and respond to actions.
You can build application objects, DataWindow objects, menus, structures, user objects, and win
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user modifies, deletes, or adds data.
The edit control is always positioned over the current item in the DataWindow control.
Use action codes to determine the action PowerBuilder takes following events.
There are functions to insert or delete rows.
Sorting and filtering can be performed at both
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PowerBuilder stores the menu object in a PBL.
There are different display styles and organization options for menus.
There are two menu events: Clicked and Selected.
The scripts for a menu`s events can use the pronoun ParentWindow to refer to its associated window.
To display a menu bar when a
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Events Specification, Version 1.0, EPCglobal Working Draft, Oct. 14, 2004.
Mark Weiser, “The Computer of the 21st Century,” Scientific American, Sep. 1991, pp.94-100.
Venture Development Corporation, “The RFID Overview: A Strategic Resource for Reseller and Users of Radio Frequency Identification Te
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