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The matrixbuttonhelper statement helps implement buttons in a matrix object.

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Parameters

This statement has three parameters:

buttonlist – List of potential button objects in matrix frame, carriage return delimited.

clickbutton – Return object that was clicked on, or "" if none,

buttonrectangle – Return location of object that was clicked on, or "" if none.

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Description

This statement helps implement buttons in a matrix object. It can be called when a user clicks within a matrix. Given a list of buttons, it will tell you which one was clicked on, if any.

matrixbuttonhelper "Change Quantity"+¶+"Delete Item"+¶+"Change Price",mButton

Note: This statement is obsolete, it has been replaced by the matrixbutton statement, which is simpler (it doesn’t require a list of buttons) and faster.

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See Also

• dragarrayorder -- tracks dragging of a cell within a Matrix or Text List object, then reorders the array associated with that object accordingly.
• dragwithinmatrix -- tracks dragging of a cell within a Matrix or Text List object.
• info("matrixcell") -- returns the current cell number within a matrix object.
• info("matrixcelldata") -- returns the data associated with the current matrix object cell.
• info("matrixclickedframe") -- identifies which section of a matrix was clicked on.
• info("matrixclickedobject") -- identifies which named object in a matrix was clicked on (if any).
• info("matrixclickedobjectid") -- returns the object id of the object in a matrix that was clicked on (or zero if none).
• info("matrixclickinfo") -- identifies what section and what named object was clicked on in a matrix.
• info("matrixcolumn") -- returns the current column number within a matrix object.
• info("matrixname") -- returns the name of the matrix object being drawn, if any.
• info("matrixrow") -- returns the current row number within a matrix object.
• info("matrixseparator") -- function returns the separator associated with the current matrix.
• matrixbutton -- helps implement buttons in a matrix object.
• matrixclick -- will run the code belonging to an object that was clicked within a matrix frame.
• matrixclickedobjectid -- helps implement buttons in a matrix object.
• matrixredrawclickedcell -- redraws the matrix cell that was just clicked.

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History

Version	Status	Notes
10.0	No Change	Carried over from Panorama 6.0. Note: This statement is now obsolete -- new applications should use the matrixbutton statement.