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DELETE WIDGET statement

Deletes one or more dynamic widgets.

Syntax

DELETE WIDGET handle [ handle ] ... 

handle
Example

In the following example, the DELETE WIDGET statements deletes the dynamic button that you select:

r-delwid.p  
DEFINE VARIABLE wh-tmp AS HANDLE  NO-UNDO. 
DEFINE VARIABLE ix     AS INTEGER NO-UNDO. 
DEFINE BUTTON b_quit LABEL "Quit" AUTO-ENDKEY. 
DEFINE BUTTON b_make LABEL "Make Buttons". 
DEFINE FRAME butt-frame b_make b_quit 
  WITH CENTERED ROW 2. 
DEFINE FRAME new-buttons  
  WITH WIDTH 48 CENTERED TITLE "New Buttons". 
FRAME new-buttons:HEIGHT-CHARS = 3. 
ON CHOOSE OF b_make IN FRAME butt-frame DO: 
  DISABLE b_make WITH FRAME butt-frame. 
  DO ix = 1 TO 10: 
    CREATE BUTTON wh-tmp ASSIGN 
      FRAME     = FRAME new-buttons:HANDLE 
      COLUMN    = ix * 4 
      LABEL     = STRING(ix) 
      SENSITIVE = TRUE 
      VISIBLE   = TRUE 
      TRIGGERS: 
        ON CHOOSE  
          PERSISTENT RUN del-self. 
      END. 
  END. 
END. 
ENABLE b_make b_quit WITH FRAME butt-frame. 
WAIT-FOR CHOOSE OF b_quit IN FRAME butt-frame. 
PROCEDURE del-self: 
  IF SELF:PREV-SIBLING = ? AND SELF:NEXT-SIBLING = ? THEN DO: 
    HIDE FRAME new-buttons. 
    ENABLE b_make WITH FRAME butt-frame. 
  END. 
  MESSAGE "Deleting Widget, Button" SELF:LABEL. 
  DELETE WIDGET SELF. 
END PROCEDURE. 

Notes
See also

CREATE widget statement


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