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WOUTPUT( ) Function

Determines whether output is being directed to the active or specified window.

WOUTPUT([WindowName])

Return Value

Logical and Character

Parameters

  • WindowName
    Specifies the window WOUTPUT( ) evaluates for output. Output cannot be directed to a system window or toolbar. If you omit WindowName, WOUTPUT( ) returns the name of the window to which output is currently directed. You can also include the empty string in WindowName to specify the main Visual FoxPro window.

    WOUTPUT( ) returns the empty string if output is being directed to the main Visual FoxPro window.

Remarks

WOUTPUT( ) returns true (.T.) if the specified user-defined window is the active output window. WOUTPUT( ) returns false (.F.) if the window you specify doesn't exist or is a system window. The last user-defined window activated with ACTIVATE WINDOW is the active output window.

Example

In the following example, a window is created and activated. WOUTPUT( ) is used to display the name of this active output window. The window is closed and removed from memory. If another window is active, its name is displayed. If another window isn't active, a message is displayed indicating that output is directed to the main Visual FoxPro window.

DEFINE WINDOW wOutput1 FROM 2,2 TO 12,32 TITLE 'Output Window'
ACTIVATE WINDOW wOutput1 
WAIT WINDOW 'wOutput1 window: ' + WOUTPUT( )
RELEASE WINDOW wOutput1
IF EMPTY(WOUTPUT( ))
   WAIT WINDOW 'Output being directed to the main Visual FoxPro window'
ELSE
   WAIT WINDOW 'Output window: ' + WOUTPUT( )
ENDIF

See Also

Reference

ACTIVATE WINDOW Command

DEFINE WINDOW Command

WEXIST( ) Function

WONTOP( ) Function

WVISIBLE( ) Function

Other Resources

Functions

Language Reference (Visual FoxPro)