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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 30 September 2004]

I created a entry-field with the upper word and i want ro removed the upper statement.

DISPLAY ENTRY-FIELD LINE 1 POSITION 1 SIZE 1 LINES 1
HANDLE ENTRY-HANDLE

MODIFY ENTRY-HANDLE
UPPER

BUT I WANT TO REMOVED THE UPPER!

:D

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 30 September 2004]

I created a entry-field with the upper word and i want ro removed the upper statement.

DISPLAY ENTRY-FIELD LINE 1 POSITION 1 SIZE 1 LINES 1
HANDLE ENTRY-HANDLE

MODIFY ENTRY-HANDLE
UPPER

BUT I WANT TO REMOVED THE UPPER!

:D
Syntax rule #15 of the MODIFY verb states the following:

15. Style-name is the name of a style associated with the class of control being described. The style-name phrase adds the named style to the control. If control-handle refers to a generic handle, or if the CONTROL phrase is used, you may not use the style-name phrase. Use the STYLE phrase instead. If the NOT option is used with the style-name phrase, the named style is removed from the control instead. When a style is added, any conflicting styles are removed first. For example, if you add the FRAMED style to a button, then the UNFRAMED style is removed first.

(c) Copyright Acucorp, Inc., 1988-2001. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

So, you would remove the UPPER style for an entry-filed like this:


MODIFY ENTRY-HANDLE NOT UPPER.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 30 September 2004]

I created a entry-field with the upper word and i want ro removed the upper statement.

DISPLAY ENTRY-FIELD LINE 1 POSITION 1 SIZE 1 LINES 1
HANDLE ENTRY-HANDLE

MODIFY ENTRY-HANDLE
UPPER

BUT I WANT TO REMOVED THE UPPER!

:D
Syntax rule #15 of the MODIFY verb states the following:

15. Style-name is the name of a style associated with the class of control being described. The style-name phrase adds the named style to the control. If control-handle refers to a generic handle, or if the CONTROL phrase is used, you may not use the style-name phrase. Use the STYLE phrase instead. If the NOT option is used with the style-name phrase, the named style is removed from the control instead. When a style is added, any conflicting styles are removed first. For example, if you add the FRAMED style to a button, then the UNFRAMED style is removed first.

(c) Copyright Acucorp, Inc., 1988-2001. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

So, you would remove the UPPER style for an entry-filed like this:


MODIFY ENTRY-HANDLE NOT UPPER.