Banner line descriptors
Your application can display a different banner on the banner line.
The banner descriptor must be included in the set of
banner line descriptors.
bancol-
The bancol descriptor defines the position of
the banner in the banner line.
If not defined, this descriptor defaults to center.
It accepts the following values of type position:
center-
centers the value of banner in the banner line
integer-
the banner will begin in the column specified by integer
banner-
The banner descriptor defines information that
will appear in the banner line on the user's screen while your
FMLI application is running.
If not defined, it defaults to NULL.
working-
The working descriptor defines a string used
to notify
users that they must wait until FMLI completes an activity.
It always appears flush-right on the banner line.
If this descriptor is not defined, it defaults to the string Working.
NOTE:
Taking
care that other items on the banner do not run into this area is the
responsibility of the developer.
Example definitions of a banner line
The following lines in an initialization file will give you a
banner with the program name, the date, and the time
the FMLI application was started on the banner line
(top line of the screen), starting in the 30th column:
banner="MYPROGRAM - `date`"
bancol=30
The working icon appears right-justified on the banner line.
You can change the working icon, to BUSY for example, by defining
the working descriptor in
your initialization file as follows:
working="BUSY"
You may also put an application-specific indicator on the banner line
by using
indicator(1fmli).
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