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• abortalldialogs -- The abortalldialogs statement closes all open dialog windows (with prejudice).
• activegrid -- The activegrid statement manages the operation of a grid that controls a series of options.
• alert -- The alert statement displays a modal alert window with a message and one or more buttons.
• alertcanceldelete -- The alertcanceldelete statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Cancel and Delete.
• alertcancelok -- The alertcancelok statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Cancel and Ok.
• alertdeletecancel -- The alertdeletecancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Delete and Cancel.
• alertmodal -- The alertmodal statement displays a modal alert sheet (not attached to any window) with a message and one or more buttons.
• alertnoyes -- The alertnoyes statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: No and Yes.
• alertok -- The alertok statement displays a modal alert window with a message and one button: Ok
• alertokcancel -- The alertokcancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Ok and Cancel.
• alertoksmall -- The alertoksmall statement displays a modal alert window with a message and one button: Ok
• alertrevertcancel -- The alertrevertcancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Revert and Cancel.
• alertsavecancel -- The alertsavecancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Save and Cancel.
• alertsheet -- The alertsheet statement displays an alert sheet (attached to the current window) with a message and one or more buttons. Note: with the introduction of OS 11, Big Sur, sheets no longer appear to slide down from the title bar, but open a dialog centered on the active window.
• alertyesno -- The alertyesno statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Yes and No.
• alertyesnocancel -- The alertyesnocancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and three buttons: Yes, No and Cancel.
• analyzedialog -- The analyzedialog statement opens the standard Analyze dialog.
• beep -- The beep statement makes the computer speaker beep once.
• bigmessage -- The bigmessage statement displays a message alert.
• cancelok -- The cancelok statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Cancel and Ok.
• columnstatsdialog -- The columnstatsdialog statement opens the standard Column Stats dialog.
• customdialog -- The customdialog statement customizes the appearance of the gettext and getscrap dialogs.
• displaydata -- The displaydata statement will display data in a large dialog with a scroll bar.
• displayhtml -- The displayhtml statement will display a dialog containing HTML. You can control the size of the dialog, as well as several appearance options.
• editfavoritesdialog -- The editfavoritesdialog statement handles the Favorites button in a dialog.
• favoritedatabasedialog -- The favoritedatabasedialog statement opens the standard Favorite Databases dialog.
• favoritesbutton -- The favoritesbutton statement handles the Favorites button in a dialog.
• functionvalue -- The functionvalue statement returns a value calculated by a procedure using the call(, callwithin( or execute( functions.
• getscrap -- The getscrap statement will display a dialog with a text entry area. The entered text is placed in the clipboard.
• getscrapok -- The getscrapok statement will display a dialog with a text entry area. The entered text is placed in the clipboard.
• gettext -- The gettext statement will display a dialog with a text entry area.
• gettextdialog -- The gettextdialog statement displays a configurable modal dialog that asks the user to enter an item of text.
• gettextokcancel -- The gettextokcancel statement displays a modal dialog that asks the user to enter an item of text.
• giantmessage -- The giantmessage statement displays a message alert.
• gotofielddialog -- The gotofielddialog statement opens the standard dialog for jumping to a specific field (in the Fields menu).
• growl -- The growl statement displays a notification.
• growlmessage -- The growlmessage statement displays a notification.
• importdatabasedialog -- The importdatabasedialog statement opens the standard Import Database dialog.
• info("modaldialogopen") -- The info("modaldialogopen") function returns true if a modal dialog window is currently open.
• info("notification") -- The info("notification") function returns information about the just clicked notification.
• makenewprocedure -- The makenewprocedure statement creates a new procedure in the current database.
• message -- The message statement displays a modal alert window with a message.
• morphalldialog -- The morphalldialog statement opens the standard MorphAll dialog.
• morphdialog -- The morphdialog statement opens the standard Morph dialog.
• noyes -- The noyes statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: No and Yes.
• nslog -- The nslog statement sends a message to the console log.
• nsnotify -- The nsnotify statement delivers a notification.
• okcancel -- The okcancel statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Ok and Cancel.
• openviewdialog -- The openviewdialog statement opens the standard Open View dialog (in the View Menu).
• progressalert -- The progressalert statement displays a progress alert if an operation is going to take a long time.
• rudemessage -- The rudemessage statement displays a message alert.
• rundialogmenus -- The rundialogmenus statement enables custom menus in a modal dialog.
• showhidefieldsdialog -- The showhidefieldsdialog statement opens the standard Show/Hide Fields dialog (in the Fields menu).
• sortdialog -- The sortdialog statement opens the standard Sort dialog.
• statusmessage -- The statusmessage statement displays a message in the status bar at the bottom of the procedure window.
• stopalert -- The stopalert statement displays a modal alert window with a warning icon, a message and one or more buttons.
• superalert -- The superalert statement will display a custom alert.
• superchoicedialog -- The superchoicedialog statement will display a dialog with a list of choices that can be selected. You can control the size of the alert, as well as several appearance options. If the alert has more than one button, info("dialogtrigger") will contain the name of the button that was pressed.
• supergetpassword -- The supergetpassword statement will display a dialog with a text entry area for a password.
• supergettext -- The supergettext statement will display a dialog with a text entry area.
• tallmessage -- The tallmessage statement displays a message alert.
• topdatawindow -- The topdatawindow statement brings the topmost data window in the specified database to the front.
• window -- The window statement brings a Panorama window to the front. It can also open a "secret" invisible window.
• yesno -- The yesno statement displays a modal alert window with a message and two buttons: Yes and No.

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History

Version	Status	Notes
10.0	Updated	Carried over from Panorama 6.0, with some updates.