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[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/DDECONV|<code>DDECONV</code> shell items]] may send the following shell messages: | |||
== <code>EXIT</code> == | |||
DDECONV <var>conv</var> EXIT | |||
Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name <var>conv</var> is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated. | Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name <var>conv</var> is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated. | ||
== <code>ADVISE</code> == | |||
DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item</var> <var>index</var> | |||
The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop | The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$<var>#conv</var>[!ADVISE,<var>index</var>]</code>. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:33, 10 April 2015
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DDECONV shell items may send the following shell messages:
EXIT
DDECONV conv EXIT
Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name conv is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated.
ADVISE
DDECONV conv ADVISE item index
The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop has advised us that the data for the item passed to SET conv ADVISE has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using SET conv REQUEST. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using $#conv[!ADVISE,index].
