Hello,
I’ve programmed an application with phab. Normally all code fragments
are started by clicking a button on the screen (via callback). Is it
possible to run some code directly with starting the application without
previously pressing a button (like autostart or a main function)?
How can I do it / where do I have to put my code to be executed
automatically?
Tobi
Hi Toby,
If you go to ‘Application->Startup Info/Modules.’ You’ll get a dialog that
has a setup section, which will allow you to enter a setup function that can
be called before of after the window is realized. I hope this is what you
were looking for.
Regards,
Dave B.
“Tobias Moeglich” <Tobias.Moeglich@web.de> wrote in message
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Hello,
I’ve programmed an application with phab. Normally all code fragments
are started by clicking a button on the screen (via callback). Is it
possible to run some code directly with starting the application without
previously pressing a button (like autostart or a main function)?
How can I do it / where do I have to put my code to be executed
automatically?
Tobi
Tobias Moeglich <Tobias.Moeglich@web.de> wrote:
Hello,
I’ve programmed an application with phab. Normally all code fragments
are started by clicking a button on the screen (via callback). Is it
possible to run some code directly with starting the application without
previously pressing a button (like autostart or a main function)?
How can I do it / where do I have to put my code to be executed
automatically?
Try clicking on the “Application” button, and select “Startup info/modules”.
This should give a config dialog with an entry labelled “Initialization
Function” – that should give you something that is run at the start
of your program.
-David
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