endnoshow
The endnoshow statement resumes the output of text and graphics after it has been disabled with the noshow statement.
Parameters
No parameters.
Description
This statement tells Panorama to resume all output of text and graphics. Although output will resume after this statement, the endnoshow statement does not update the display. To show any changes that have been made since the noshow statement you should use showpage, showline, showfields, showvariables, showcolumns or showrecordcounter.
Here is an example that performs several operations on the current database, but only updates the display once.
noshow
field Date
groupup by month
field Category
groupup
field Amount
total
outlinelevel 2
showpage
endnoshow
See Also
- fontcharacters( -- returns a string (text) containing all of the characters supported by the specified font.
- fontinfo( -- returns a dictionary with information about a specified font.
- hide -- temporarily disables the output of text and graphics.
- info("noshow") -- returns true if noshow is currently turned on, false if it is not.
- noshow -- temporarily disables the output of text and graphics.
- richtextdata( -- adjusts text so that it will display properly in rich text even if it contains a < character.
- richtextdisplay( -- works with Text Display objects to display text with multiple styles, fonts, colors and alignments.
- show -- resumes the output of text and graphics after it has been disabled and then forces Panorama to redisplay all windows in the current database.
- showcolumns -- forces Panorama to display specified fields.
- showfields -- forces Panorama to display specified fields.
- showline -- forces Panorama to redisplay the current record in all windows in the current database.
- showother -- forces Panorama to update some data on the screen..
- showpage -- forces Panorama to redisplay all windows in the current database.
- showrecordcounter -- forces Panorama to redisplay the record counter in all windows in the current database.
- textdisplay( -- works with Text Display Objects to control the color and style of text on the fly.
History
10.0 | No Change | Carried over from Panorama 6.0. |