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List of reserved words
The reserved words of WLanguage are as follows:
NewUsed to allocate memory space for a dynamic array, a dynamic class object or a dynamic structure.
BLOCKUsed to define a block of code in the code editor.
EXTERNUsed to either include a text file containing WLanguage commands in an application, or declare an external object
DeleteUsed to explicitly free the memory space occupied by a dynamic array, a dynamic class object or a dynamic structure.
MyWindowAllows you to handle the current window.
New in version 2024
MyBottomSlidingWindow
handle low sliding window associated with current window.
MyRightSlidingWindowAllows you to handle the right sliding window associated with the current window.
MyLeftSlidingWindowAllows you to handle the left sliding window associated with the current window.
MyChildWindowAllows you to handle the child window of the current window.
MyInternalWindowAllows you to handle the current internal window.
MyPageAllows you to handle the current page.
MySourceAllows you to handle the current data source (file, view or query).
MyParametersAllows you to handle the parameters of an Procedure WLanguage (classic Procedure or Procedure with number of Variable parameters).
ModuloReturns the remainder of a division.
MySelfAllows you to handle the current control.
MyReportAllows you to handle the current report
MyParentAllows you to handle the current Supercontrol from one of its fields.
NullAllows you to:
  • specify that a parameter must be ignored in a query: Null and the queries
  • specify that a variant variable contains no value: Null and the variants
  • compare a value to 0: Null and the numerics
  • in some WLanguage functions, specify that the parameter must be ignored: Null and the WLanguage functions
STOPUsed to call the WLanguage debugger when running a test in the editor. Once this keyword is called, the current test is run in the debugger.

To this list you must add:
  • the different types of variables,
  • the different WLanguage functions,
  • the different WLanguage properties.
See also
Minimum version required
  • Version 9
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Last update: 03/06/2024

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