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SPR Script Language
HTP.MCPShowWindow
Sets the visibility of the MCP server's status and log window.
Intention
When the MCP server is running, its log window is hidden by default. The HTP.MCPShowWindow command sends a signal to the server thread to safely change the visibility of its window. This is primarily a debugging tool, allowing you to monitor the server's real-time activity. A parameter determines whether to show or hide the window.
Syntax
HTP.MCPShowWindow|$$state
Parameter Explanation
P1 - $$state - (Numeric)
A numeric value that determines the window's visibility. Any non-zero value will show the window.
• 1 = Show the window.
• 0 = Hide the window.
Examples
'***********************************
' HTP.MCPShowWindow - Sample Usage
'***********************************
' Start the server
MCP.Start|||$$thr
JIZ.$$thr|Fail
' Show the log window to the user
HTP.MCPShowWindow|1
MBX.The server log window is now visible. It will be hidden in 5 seconds.
PAU.5000|ms
' Hide the window again (server continues running)
HTP.MCPShowWindow|0
MBX.Window is hidden again.
' Stop the server
MCP.Stop
MBX.Server stopped.
Remarks
- This command works by sending a "SHOW_WINDOW" or "HIDE_WINDOW" signal to the server thread, which is a thread-safe operation.
- The command has no effect if the MCP server is not running.
- If the user manually closes the log window using the [X] button, the window will only be hidden. The server thread continues to run. To stop it, you must use MCP.Stop.
See also:
• MCP.Stop