Hi, does anybody know if it is possible to decide wether an interface has been created by a call to DISPLAY or to DISPLAY-DIALOG. I have an interface which can be invoked both ways. If invoked by DISPLAY-DIALOG it exits via EXIT-DIALOG or ABORT-DIALOG, if invoked by DISPLAY I use QUIT-INTERFACE. At the moment I keep track of the invocation myself. Would be nice if I could use some built in value. Any hint/knowledge? Andreas
Hello Andreas, | Hi, | | does anybody know if it is possible to decide wether an interface has | been created by a call to DISPLAY or to DISPLAY-DIALOG. | | I have an interface which can be invoked both ways. If invoked by | DISPLAY-DIALOG it exits via EXIT-DIALOG or ABORT-DIALOG, if invoked by | DISPLAY I use QUIT-INTERFACE. | | At the moment I keep track of the invocation myself. Would be nice if I | could use some built in value. | | Any hint/knowledge? In my observation, (CAPI::CURRENT-DIALOG) returns NIL if the interface was invoked via DISPLAY. -- Sincerely, Dmitriy Ivanov lisp.ystok.ru