SetTabOrder

SetTabOrder

SetTabOrder(windowID, childID), SetTabOrder(windowID), SetTabOrder(, childID), SetTabOrder

Parameters: Identifier ofa Windows and a Child Windows object

Stack

Stack	Position	Description
Stack(In)	Top	HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL flag
Stack(Out)	Top	-

A window object is specified as a parameter of the command, which contains further sub-objects(window, group, ...).
The visible sub-objects of the window are ordered for the run with the Tab key; order criterion is the geometrical position on the parent window object.
Flag HORIZONTAL requires a tab order line by line from top left to bottom right, while flag VERTICAL requires a column oriented order. Other flags are not allowed.

Stack

Stack	Position	Description
Stack(In)	Top	a vector
Stack(Out)	Top	-

A window object is specified as a parameter of the command, which contains further sub-objects(window, group, ...).
The vector on the stack enumerates all subobjects or even a part of them in a certain order.
In this order the run through the sub-objects starts with the Tab key.

Stack

Stack	Position	Description
Stack(In)	Top	Identifier A for a window object
	Top 1	a vector
Stack(Out)	Top	-

The window objects specified in the vector are inserted after the window object specified in the first parameter with regard to the tab order.
After window object A, the run through the sub-objects follows the sequence given in the vector.

Stack

Stack	Position	Description
Stack(In)	Top	Identifier A for a window object
	Top 1	Identifier B for a window object
Stack(Out)	Top	-

The window object B is placed after the window object A with regard to the tab order.

The window objects can be created with their

• Names (as string)
• an alias name (as a character string)
• by the window object itself (see instruction Widget)

can be designated. This applies both to the indication within a vector and to the identifiers A and B.
See examples...