Some graphical objects have a Value property, containing the value of the screen field.
This value may take a number of forms, depending on the type of graphical object (alphanumeric, numeric, Boolean, etc.).
To access this property, you have to specify:
the window name followed by a decimal point (optional: to specify if the object does not belong to the current window),
the object name,
a colon ( : ),
the name of the Value property.
or else:
the window name followed by a decimal point (optional: to specify if the object does not belong to the current window),
the object name,
a colon ( : ).
Syntax:
WindowName.ObjectName:Value
or
WindowName.ObjectName:
Warning: No spaces are permitted in the identification key.
The identification key is considered to be a variable and can be used anywhere except in a DS.
This mode cannot be used if the object has an associated variable.
For example:
Window1.CustomerCode:Value = 'BAKER'
Window1.CustomerCode: = 'BAKER'
CustomerCode: = 'BAKER'