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- Changing language and help file
- Miscellaneous
WHelp (Function) In french: WHelp Displays a file or help page in CHM format.
WHelp("C:\Windows\NotePad.hlp", "PASTING TEXT")
Syntax <Help file name>: Character string Name and path of help file (.HLP or .CHM). If the help file is not found, the function has no effect. <Keyword>: Optional character string Keyword used to find the help page.
This parameter corresponds to an empty string ("") or is not specified, the help file's index is opened and the user will be able to select the keyword he wants. If the help file has no index, the file is opened on the first help page.
Displaying a specific help page Hide the details
WHelp(<Help file name> , <Context number>)
<Help file name>: Character string Help file name and path (help in CHM format). If the help file is not found, the function has no effect. <Context number>: Integer Context number associated with the help page and with the control for which the page must be displayed. The help number associated with a control is returned by NumHelp.
Open help in HLP format (WinHelp.hlp) - Syntax preserved for compatibility
WHelp()
Remarks Changing language and help file In the WINDEV help editor, the name of the help file can be built from a numeric identifier corresponding to Nation. In this case, to start the help file corresponding to the current language, all you have to do is use the following code:
WHelp("MyFile" + NumToString(Nation(), "03d") + ".chm")
- The Winhelp format is no longer supported by recent versions of Windows (above Windows Vista). For more information about WinHelp, see the Windows documentation.
- To associate a context-sensitive tooltip with the controls of a window, use HelpFile.
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