WinSlidingVisible (Function)

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WinSlidingVisible (Function)

In french: FenCoulissanteVisible

Displays or hides a sliding window (sliding menu).

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Example

// Click on MENU_Visible
WinSlidingVisible(swLeft, True)

// Click on Close_the_menu
WinSlidingVisible(swLeft, False)

MyLeftSlidingWindow.ConnectAfter(False)
WinSlidingVisible(swLeft, True)

Syntax

Making a sliding window visible or not Hide the details

WinSlidingVisible(<Sliding window> , <New status>)

<Sliding window>: Integer constant

Sliding window to use. This sliding window is defined in the description window of the main window:
swRight The sliding window on the right is used.
swLeft The sliding window on the left is used.

<New status>: Boolean

True to make the sliding window visible,
False to make the sliding window invisible.

Finding out whether a sliding window is visible or not Hide the details

<Result> = WinSlidingVisible(<Sliding window>)

<Result>: Boolean

True if the sliding window is visible.
False if the sliding window is invisible.

<Sliding window>: Integer constant

Sliding window to use. This sliding window is defined in the description window of the main window:
swRight The sliding window on the right is used.
swLeft The sliding window on the left is used.

Remarks

The sliding window must have been defined beforehand in the window editor (description window of the main window).
By default, the sliding windows are displayed during a scroll gesture performed on the right or left border of the window. If this operating mode is disabled in the editor, this function is used to open the sliding windows via a button for example.
A call to Close in the internal window displayed in a sliding window closes both the parent window AND the sliding window.

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