Hello TJ others....
The property SelectedTab with let
one display the correct "sheet" as I've been known to call them,
or TABS in the lower part
of the chart window. Here's an example adapted from Tomasz's
documentation
I used to sort some of these
concepts out.
// TAB
SWITCHING in jScript
AB = new
ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AW = AB.ActiveWindow;
var WSH =
WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell");
WScript.Echo("Check see
if layout is loaded");
if(AB.LoadLayout("C:\\Program
Files\\AmiBroker\\Layouts\\Holdings.awl")); // This must be in Global
File
{
WSH.Popup("Load Layout
Holdings Successful",1,"Job Status", 64);
}
WScript.Sleep(5000) //Wait
5 seconds for it to start
tabindex = AW.SelectedTab; // read selected
tab
AW.SelectedTab = 3; //switch to tab 3
WScript.Sleep(5000) //Wait
5 seconds for it to start
AW.SelectedTab = tabindex; // restore originally
selected tab
WScript.Sleep(5000) //Wait
5 seconds for it to start
AW.SelectedTab = 1; //switch to tab 3
WScript.Sleep(5000) //Wait
5 seconds for it to start
AW.SelectedTab = tabindex; // restore originally
selected tab
Here's my
question.....
Has the property for the AB
4.86 MDI TABS interface been "exposed" in the COM Objects? If so what is
it
called? I
have to use templates
and layouts to control my display but can I have this
additional control?
When
I start Amibroker from jScripts batch job I usually end
up with an unwanted window, an added MDI tab.
This is
something I don't understand also, as to why this happens and how to avoid it.
I would appreciate any help, including directing me the user's
manual if the COM property is described there.
Joe L.
MDI (multiple document interface) tabs
