I'm not an expert by any stretch. I can only offer some of what i've learned
and tried along the way. Maybe
use the sendkeys command or use the key command with the winscript session
itself, like
dim S as new winscript
with S
.connect ("IDXterm"), stStream
.key Chr(27) & "[21" & "~"
Using the key command without doing this might send it to some other open
application. It's possible, but unlikely that your version of IDXterm uses a
different key sequence for F10.
Hope that helps.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 5:00 PM
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Subject: RE: [Talk] IDXTerm
Thanks for the tip. I'm closer than I was but I am now getting an
"unsupported key" error when I use the string. Any thoughts?
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Cliff, Try using
Key Chr(27) & "[21" & "~"
I believe this is the IDX command for F10
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 3:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] IDXTerm
Is anyone scripting IDX tasks via IDXTerm? I am trying to automate a
DBMS query output download and I can't get any function keys to
enter
properly. If I Key a {F10} the terminal session displays a 10} and
throws an error. I'm new to BWS so this may be a simple deal.
Thanks.
Cliff Cloyd
Financial Applications Analyst
Perot Systems Corporation
918.579.7781
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