High-Level Screen Management Intrinsic Library Reference Manual (32424-90002)

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key labels and the keys' functions.
NOTE The HPDENABLETERM or HPDOPENFORMS intrinsic must be the first Hi-
Li intrinsic you call.
HPDGETDESIGN
Retrieves design information for a particular forms file component.
Syntax
HPDGETDESIGN globalpak_II, returnpak, mode, keydescrpt, keysbuf, infobuflen, infobuf
Parameter Descriptions
globalpak_II A compound parameter. For a complete
description of this parameter, see "Global
Parameters" in Chapter 3.
returnpak A compound parameter that passes information
back from the intrinsic to the application.
For a complete description of this parameter,
see "Global Parameters" in Chapter 3.
mode A four-byte integer that tells the intrinsic
the specific forms file component for which you
want design information retrieved.
mode retrieve retrieval key
info for
1 file forms file
2 form forms file
and form
3 field forms file,
form and field
4 field forms file,
form and field
negative value in this parameter tells
HPDGETDESIGN to close the forms file after it
completes the retrieval.
keydescrpt An array of four-byte integers that gives the
intrinsic a description of the retrieval keys.
A zero (0) indicates that the key is in number
format and a one (1) indicates that the key is
in name format. See the Discussion for this
intrinsic for an example of how you might set
up the keydescrpt array.
keysbuf A compound parameter that provides a list of
retrieval keys for the intrinsic. Each entry
in the list corresponds to a retrieval entry in
the keydescrpt parameter. Retrieval keys that
are specified in name format are 32-byte
character arrays (except for file names, which
are 88 bytes). They contain a USASCII
component name that is left justified.
Retrieval keys that are specified in number
format are four-byte integers. If the value is