MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
BTC. Command
Button Check
Intention
Check Radio-Buttons or Checkmarks, which have been previously located by SCW. or other commands like SAO.
This could be a 1.9.1.4 Checkmark Controll.
' To check a checkmark, use
BTC.1
' To uncheck a checkmark, use
BTC.0
These commands use the MLE.-command (direct-engine). If the just do not work, you can make the command to use the MLI. (compatible engine) by adding a 3 to that number.
' To check a checkmark, (compatible engine) use
BTC.4
' To uncheck a checkmark, (compatible engine) use
BTC.3
You can make the command to use the MLC.-command (compatible engine) by adding a 6 to that number.
' To check a checkmark, (compatible engine) with Mouse use
BTC.6
' To uncheck a checkmark, (compatible engine) with Mouse use
BTC.7
Syntax
BTC.P1
Parameter Explanation
P1 - Numeric parameter, represents the target-status of the option button.
0,3 or 6 - Uncheck
1,4 or 7 - Check
2,5 or 8 - Set to "indeterminate" (3-State checkmarks Only)
Example
' This Example will check a checkmark and uncheck it.
' Please note that you need to have such a window.
DBM.2
STW.t|sample
SCW.ct|button|check1
' check the checkmark
BTC.1
' uncheck the checkmark
BTC.0
DMP.
END.
Remarks
For Treeview-Checkmarks use the TVI. or TVF.-command with the "d" or "b"-Flag.
Limitations:
Works only in standard Controls. Does not work in "Ownerdrawn" or Java Checkmarks. May work or not in in Browser and Office. Use Mouse-Clicks (MLC. MOS.etc.) in use-cases.
"Intermediate state" may not in for all programs work as expected. Use normal Mouse-Clicks (MLE., MLI. etc.) in such cases.
See also:
• AGR. - Accessibility Get Rect