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DLGSAVE <LONGFILTER="filters" | FILTER=`filters' <REPLACE>> <EXPORT> <NOPROMPT> <VERIFY> <ALTCMD='command'> |
You must enclose the filter in double quotation marks. Note that you can specify long filename extensions that include spaces and single quotes, and each filter that you specify must be separated by a vertical bar (|). For example, if you specify
dlgsave longfilter="*.text|*.Bob's work|*.**XX"the dialog displays all files in the current folder that have .TEXT as their file extension, and the dialog box adds *.text, *.Bob's work, and *.**XX to the Files of type: combo box.
Note: When you are using the DLSAVE command in the DM statement, do
not use single quotation marks as part of a longfilter. The DM statement requires
single quotation marks around the command it submits. A single quotation mark
in the longfilter indicates to the DM statement the end of the command.
FILTER='filters' specifies one or more file filters to use as search criteria for displaying files in the Open dialog box. The first filter in the argument list is the default filter and is used as the search criteria. All of the filters in the argument list are added to the list of filters in the Files of type: combo box. To search for additional file types, you would select another filter from the Files of type: combo box. You must enclose the filter list in quotation marks. Separate multiple lists with a space. For example, if you specify
dlgsave filter='*.bak *.txt'the dialog box displays all files in the current folder that have a .BAK file extension, and the dialog adds both *.BAK and *.TXT to the Files of type: combo box.
Note: The difference between
LONGFILTER="filters" and FILTER='filters'
is that with LONGFILTER="filters"
you can use spaces and quotes in the filters, where in FILTER='filters' you cannot use spaces and quotes.
dlgsave longfilter="*.txt" replacewill load the Files of type: combo box with only the *.TXT specification (instead of the default file types).
Save
item. If it does, the Save As dialog box
invokes the
Save
item instead
of the default FILE command.
The VERIFY argument is not valid when specified with ALTCMD or EXPORT.
dlgsave altcmd='prtfile'sets the file selected from the Save As dialog box as the current print file. The FILE command is the default command.
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The Save As dialog box lets you save the contents of the active window to a file. To access the Save As dialog box from the pull-down menus, select the File menu and then select Save As.
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