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Below is an example of a modeless dialogue, which uses the alias keyword, invoked using the twdbm.
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2
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Text Height: ^my_th%0..10s
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3
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|^dummy%[5z5]1rp(2)[(138)Apply]
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|%2..1e[OK] [Cancel]
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6
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[[scripts
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7
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alias 2 7
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8
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alias -1 8
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apply 7 [[
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10
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wdbmi "fd"
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th ^my_th^]]
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apply 8 boxit you pressed the enter button value -1
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apply 1 boxit you pressed the cancel button value1!
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update () [[
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wdb "my_th":th
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]]
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]]
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- alias 2 7 = if the OK button (value 2) is clicked the value 7 is given
to the apply command.
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- alias -1 8 = if you confirm the modeless dialogue box with the enter
button or strg-A (value -1) than the value 8 is given to the apply command.
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