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Returns the number of function keys that are available for the
device
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fkeynum
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contains the number of function keys that
are available for the device.
Type: Numeric
You can use this function only in entries that have
a window variable or text in the DISPLAY window.
You can use NUMFKEYS when you want to use SCL to return
the number of function keys, then disable procedure-specific commands and
SAS windowing commands and redefine the function keys while a window is open.
When you redefine the function keys, you can limit the commands that can be
used in an application window. (If you do this, you may want to restore the
settings with SETFKEY before the application window closes.)
Assign a custom PMENU. Then use NUMFKEYS to find out
how many function keys a user's device has. Use SETFKEY first to disable
them and then again to restore the settings when the window closes.
dcl char command(30);
INIT:
/* Assign the PMENU entry to the window. */
rc=pmenu('editdata.pmenu');
/* Turn the PMENU facility on. */
call execcmd('pmenu on');
/* Execute the MAIN section even if a user makes */
/* an error or issues an unknown command. */
control enter;
/* Determine the number of function keys */
/* on a user's keyboard. */
numkeys=numfkeys();
do n=1 to numkeys;
command{n}=getfkey (fkeyname(n));
/* Disable function key assignments. */
call setfkey(fkeyname(n),'');
end;
return;
MAIN:
...Statements to process custom commands...
return;
TERM:
/* Restore command assignments to function keys.*/
do n=1 to numkeys;
call setfkey(fkeyname(n),command{n});
end;
/* Turn the PMENU facility off. */
call execcmd('pmenu off');
return;
FKEYNAME
GETFKEY
SETFKEY
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