Attribute (config) - Revision history

Gordon.dye: /* Example */

2022-10-11T19:53:16Z

Example

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	This specifies that [hilite_text] denotes foreground and background colors specified as #rrggbb with arial, italics, and maximum size font.		This specifies that [hilite_text] denotes foreground and background colors specified as #rrggbb with arial, italics, and maximum size font.

	~~Note that font~~ names with embedded spaces should NOT be enclosed in quotation marks.		Font names with embedded spaces should NOT be enclosed in quotation marks.
	e.g. Font=Free 3 of 9		e.g. Font=Free 3 of 9

Gordon.dye: /* Example */

2022-10-11T19:51:32Z

Example

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	CONFIG ATTRIBUTE [hilite_text]/#rrggbb:#rrggbb font=arial:slant:max		CONFIG ATTRIBUTE [hilite_text]/#rrggbb:#rrggbb font=arial:slant:max

	This specifies that [hilite_text] denotes foreground and background colors specified as #rrggbb with arial, italics, and maximum size font.		This specifies that [hilite_text] denotes foreground and background colors specified as #rrggbb with arial, italics, and maximum size font.

			Note that font names with embedded spaces should NOT be enclosed in quotation marks.
			e.g. Font=Free 3 of 9

	====Screen and Attribute Statements Working Together====		====Screen and Attribute Statements Working Together====

Gordon.dye at 15:45, 27 June 2019

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	{\|		{\|
	\|-valign="top"		\|-valign="top"
	\|width="10%"\|'''Font types'''\|\|FONT=FONT.TEXT=FONT.LABELS=FONT.BUTTONS=		\|width="10%"\|'''Font types'''\|\|FONT= FONT.TEXT= FONT.LABELS= FONT.BUTTONS=
	\|-valign="top"		\|-valign="top"
	\|}		\|}

Laura: /* Syntax */

2014-05-12T17:25:08Z

Syntax

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	===Syntax===		===Syntax===
			ATTRIBUTE [sub-attribute] attributes [defined sub-attribute] [...]
			*in this syntax description, square brackets are required around the sub-attributes.
	[[Image:ConfigAttribute1.png\|800px]]		[[Image:ConfigAttribute1.png\|800px]]

Laura: /* Parameters */

2014-05-08T17:13:51Z

Parameters

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	====Parameters====		====Parameters====
	In the above diagram, the "~~subatt~~" parameter represents any uppercase or lowercase letter from A to Z. The letter must be specified within square brackets, and the specification is not case sensitive. See the recommended list in the Technical Considerations section below for suggested assignments		In the above diagram, the "subattribute" parameter represents any uppercase or lowercase letter from A to Z. The letter must be specified within square brackets, and the specification is not case sensitive. See the recommended list in the Technical Considerations section below for suggested assignments

	The "attributes" parameter represents the set of specifications that identify the visual and control aspects of a screen display. Business Rules will use this attribute combination wherever it finds the preceding subattribute in a program. See [[Attribute (Screen)]] for the required syntax for the "attributes" parameter.		The "attributes" parameter represents the set of specifications that identify the visual and control aspects of a screen display. Business Rules will use this attribute combination wherever it finds the preceding subattribute in a program. See [[Attribute (Screen)]] for the required syntax for the "attributes" parameter.

	The "defined ~~subatt~~" parameter is a "~~subatt~~" to which an attribute combination has already been assigned. The value of this "defined ~~subatt~~" is assigned to the "~~subatt~~" which precedes it. This supports assignment of one subattribute's value to another.		The "defined subattribute" parameter is a "subattribute" to which an attribute combination has already been assigned. The value of this "defined subattribute" is assigned to the "subattribute" which precedes it. This supports assignment of one subattribute's value to another.

	====Technical Considerations====		====Technical Considerations====

John: moved Attribute (Config) to Attribute (config)

2014-02-26T15:41:37Z

moved Attribute (Config) to Attribute (config)

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(No difference)

John at 15:36, 26 February 2014

2014-02-26T15:36:37Z

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	See also: [[Attribute (disambiguation)]]		See also: [[Attribute (disambiguation)]]

	The ~~[[BRConfig.sys]]~~ '''Attribute''' ~~spec~~ can be used to substitute attribute combinations, such as U/RGB:B, with square-bracketed letters, such as [X], called subattributes ("subatts").		The '''Attribute''' [[config]] specification can be used to substitute attribute combinations, such as U/RGB:B, with square-bracketed letters, such as [X], called subattributes ("subatts").

	The subattributes can be used in place of attribute combinations wherever they are allowed in programs. This will reduce coding time, repetition and program size. It will also increase portability, decrease processing time and encourage standardization.		The subattributes can be used in place of attribute combinations wherever they are allowed in programs. This will reduce coding time, repetition and program size. It will also increase portability, decrease processing time and encourage standardization.

Laura at 15:04, 8 April 2013

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 ====Comments and Examples====
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 [[Option (Config)|Option]] 24 suppresses recognition of the X attribute during [[INPUT SELECT]] operations.  This is how versions prior to 3.8 worked, even though the documentation indicated that X applies to SELECT operations.  Note- this is OPTION 25 in version 3.8.
-====Font Qualifiers====
+===Fonts===
-{| border=1
+{{:Fonts}}
 <noinclude>

Laura at 15:02, 8 April 2013

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   OPEN #0: "Rows=30,Cols=100,FONT.LABELS=Terminal,FONT.TEXT=Arial,FONT.BUTTONS=Lucida Console", Display, Outin
 ====Comments and Examples====
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 [[Option (Config)|Option]] 24 suppresses recognition of the X attribute during [[INPUT SELECT]] operations.  This is how versions prior to 3.8 worked, even though the documentation indicated that X applies to SELECT operations.  Note- this is OPTION 25 in version 3.8.
 <noinclude>

Laura: /* Technical Considerations */

2013-04-08T14:53:24Z

Technical Considerations

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	:4.) The following subattribute-coding scheme was revised by BRC in early 1995, as follows:		:4.) The following subattribute-coding scheme was revised by BRC in early 1995, as follows:

	[[Image:~~Help0178~~.jpg]]		[[Image:Attbox.jpg]]

	Special Settings Used For Selection Operations		Special Settings Used For Selection Operations