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

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indicate that you
want to make
consecutive calls to
HPDSEND. Use this
parameter if, for
example, your
application displays
a header, and then
appends a detail
form. This insures
that no data can be
entered until the
entire screen is
displayed,
eliminating the
possibility of
corrupting the screen
display.
The values you can
specify are:
0 = ignore
1 = do not enable
device to take
operator's input;
keeps a locked device
from being unlocked.
windowenh An eight-byte
character array that
updates the window
line enhancement. If
the array contains
all spaces or binary
zeros, the current
window enhancement is
used. If the array
contains "NONE" left
justified, the window
is displayed without
enhancement. If you
do not supply either
of these values for
the array, you can
specify the following
values in any
combination:
I = inverse video
H = half bright -
this has no effect
unless inverse video
is on.
U = underlined
B = blinking
bypassfeature A four-byte integer
used by the
application to
indicate the features
you do not want
HPDSEND to use. The
values you can
specify are:
0 = ignore