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The following functions are used to manage events:
| | | EndEvent | Cancels the interception of a Windows event on a WINDEV field or window (set up using the Event function). | | EndTimer | Ends the execution of a timer triggered by Timer. | | EndTimerSys | Ends the execution of a timer triggered by TimerSys. | | Event | Intercepts a Windows event on a control, a group of controls or a WINDEV window. | | EventExist | Indicates whether a specific procedure is run when a Windows event is sent to a control or window. | | Handle | Returns the system "Handle" (HWND) of a WINDEV control or window. | | HandleParentNext | Forces the parent of the next window to open. | | Multitask | MultiTask is used to: - define a timeout,
- give control back to Windows,
- give control back to Windows and to WLanguage.
| | PostMessage | Sends a Windows message to a control or to a window. | | SendMessage | Sends a Windows message to a control or to a window. | | Timer | Periodically and automatically calls a WLanguage procedure. | | TimerSys | Periodically and automatically calls a WLanguage procedure. | | Wait | Temporarily stops the program execution. |
Related Examples:
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Unit examples (WEBDEV): Managing the timers
[ + ] This example explains how to implement a timer and it allows you to: - Start a timer - Run a code whenever the timer is called - Stop a timer
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Unit examples (WINDEV): Managing the timers
[ + ] Implementing a timer: - Start a timer - Run a code whenever the timer is called - Stopping a timer
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Unit examples (WINDEV Mobile): Managing the timers
[ + ] Implementing a timer: - start a timer - run a code whenever the timer is called - stop a timer
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