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form returning to main function

Rojalin

hello,

I want  to write a code for a function which will create a form in which many fields are there.In each field i want a cyclic field of many lists..where user will enter there  one of their choice.after this it will return to main  function where entered field given by user will execute some other functions.

For example,

my main function will create a form named My form which has different field named m1,m2,m3 like this.m1 is having m1_1,m1_2,m1_3 in cyclic field.m1_1 is a list of floating numbers defined in my main function. 

 So anyone can help me.

Thanks 

  • Hi Rojalin

    Hope that this is what you need. Please load the form and press F10 in ciw.

    Best regards
    Quek


    procedure( myForm()
       let( (m1)
          m1=hiCreateCyclicField(
             ?name 'm1
         ?prompt "m1"
             ?choices list("m1_1" "m1_2" "m1_3")
          ) ;hiCreateCyclicField

          hiCreateAppForm(
             ?name 'sampleForm
             ?formTitle "Testing"
             ?fields list(m1)
             ?callback "sampleCallback(hiGetCurrentForm())"
          ) ;hiCreateAppForm

          hiDisplayForm('sampleForm)
       ) ;let
    ) ;procedure


    procedure( sampleCallback(myForm)
       let( (m1)
          m1=myForm~>m1~>value
          printf("User selected %s\n" m1)
       ) ;let
    ) ;procedure


    hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "F10" "myForm()")

    sampleform.il

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