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Viewing your work – PB Docs 90 – PowerBuilder Library

Viewing your work – PB Docs 90

Viewing your work

While building a window, you can preview it and print its
definition.

Previewing a window

As you develop a window, you can preview its appearance from
the Window painter. By previewing the window, you get a good idea
of how it will look during execution.

note.gif Preview button on the PainterBar and the PowerBar You can preview a window from the Window painter using the
Preview button on the PainterBar or by clicking the Preview button
on the PowerBar. When you use the Preview button on the PainterBar,
you do not have to save the window first, but you cannot trigger
events as described below. For information about previewing using
the PowerBar button, see “Running a window”.

proc.gif To preview a window:

  1. Click the Preview button in the PainterBar
    (not the PowerBar), or select Design>Preview from the menu
    bar

    PowerBuilder minimizes and the window displays with the properties
    you have defined, such as title bar, menu, Minimize box, and so
    on.

What you can do

While previewing the window, you can get a sense of its look
and feel. You can:

  • Move the window
  • Resize it (if it is resizable)
  • Maximize, minimize, and restore it (if these properties
    were enabled)
  • Tab from control to control
  • Select controls

What you cannot do

You cannot:

  • Change properties
    of the window
    Changes you make while previewing the window, such as resizing
    it, are not saved.
  • Trigger events
    For example, clicking a CommandButton while previewing a window does
    not trigger its Clicked event.
  • Connect to a database

proc.gif To return to the Window painter:

  1. Do one of the following:

    • If
      the Window has a control menu, select Close from the control menu or
      click the Close button in the upper right corner of the window
    • If the window is visible, shut down the process
    • If the window is not visible, click PowerBuilder on
      the task bar and then click the Terminate button

Printing a window’s definition

You can print a window’s definition for documentation
purposes.

proc.gif To print information about the current window:

  1. Select File>Print from the menu
    bar.

    Information about the current window is sent to the printer
    specified in Printer Setup. The information sent to the printer
    depends on variables specified in the [Library] section
    of the PowerBuilder initialization file.

    note.gif Print settings You can view and change the print settings in the Library
    painter. Select any PowerBuilder object, then select Entry>Library
    Item>Print from the menu bar.


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