Intel® Fortran Libraries Reference
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1 Intel Fortran Libraries ReferenceTable 1-5NameSAVEIMAGE_WSummary of Graphics Routines (W*32, W*64)1. RGB is Red-Green-Blue2. OUTGTEXT allows use of special fonts; OUTTEXT does notDescriptionSaves an image from a specified part of the screen and saves it as aWindows bitmap file; screen location is specified using windowcoordinates.For more information, see the sections on using QuickWin and drawing graphics in "UsingWindows* Features" in Volume I of your user’s guide.Dialog Routines (W*32)The dialog routines let you add dialog boxes to Windows*, QuickWin, and console applications.To activate a dialog box, add the following statement to the application’s relevant program unit:USE IFLOGMTable 1-6 summarizes the dialog routines.Table 1-6 Summary of Dialog Routines (W*32)NameDescriptionDLGEXITCloses an open dialog box.DLGFLUSHUpdates the display of a dialog box.DLGGETReturns the value of a control variable.DLGGETCHARReturns the value of a character control variable.DLGGETINTReturns the value of an integer control variable.DLGGETLOGReturns the value of a logical control variable.DLGINITInitializes a dialog box.DLGINITWITHRESOURCEHANDLE Initializes a dialog box.DLGISDLGMESSAGEDetermines whether a message is intended for a modelessdialog box.DLGISDLGMESSAGEWITHDLGDetermines whether a message is intended for a specificmodeless dialog box.DLGMODALDisplays a dialog box.DLGMODALWITHPARENTDisplays a dialog box and indicates the parent window.DLGMODELESSDisplays a modeless dialog box.DLGSENDCTRLMESSAGESends a message to a dialog box control.1-22
Overview of the Libraries 1Table 1-6NameDLGSETDLGSETCHARDLGSETCTRLEVENTHANDLERDLGSETINTDLGSETLOGDLGSETRETURNDLGSETSUBDLGSETTITLEDLGUNINITSummary of Dialog Routines (W*32)DescriptionAssigns a value to a control variable.Assigns a value to a character control variable.Assigns user-written event handlers to ActiveX* controls in adialog box.Assigns a value to an integer control variable.Assigns a value to a logical control variable.Sets the return value for DLGMODAL.Assigns a defined callback routine to a control.Sets the title of a dialog box.Deallocates memory for an initialized dialog box.For more information, see the section on using dialogs in "Using Windows* Features" in Volume Iof your user’s guide.COM and AUTO Routines (W*32)The COM and Auto routines help you write programs that use Component Object Model (COM)and Automation servers.To use a COM routine, add the following statement to the program unit containing the routine:USE IFCOMTo use an AUTO routine, add the following statement to the program unit containing the routine:USE IFAUTOSome of the routines may also require the statement USE IFWINTY.Table 1-7 summarizes the COM routines. Routine names are shown in mixed case to make thenames easier to understand. When writing your applications, you can use any case.Table 1-7 Summary of COM Routines (W*32)NameDescriptionCOMAddObjectReferenceAdds a reference to an object's interface.COMCLSIDFromProgIDPasses a programmatic identifier and returns the corresponding classidentifier.COMCLSIDFromStringPasses a class identifier string and returns the corresponding classidentifier.1-23
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1 Intel <strong>Fortran</strong> <strong>Libraries</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>Table 1-5NameSAVEIMAGE_WSummary of Graphics Routines (W*32, W*64)1. RGB is Red-Green-Blue2. OUTGTEXT allows use of special fonts; OUTTEXT does notDescriptionSaves an image from a specified part of the screen and saves it as aWindows bitmap file; screen location is specified using windowcoordinates.For more information, see the sections on using QuickWin and drawing graphics in "UsingWindows* Features" in Volume I of your user’s guide.Dialog Routines (W*32)The dialog routines let you add dialog boxes to Windows*, QuickWin, and console applications.To activate a dialog box, add the following statement to the application’s relevant program unit:USE IFLOGMTable 1-6 summarizes the dialog routines.Table 1-6 Summary of Dialog Routines (W*32)NameDescriptionDLGEXITCloses an open dialog box.DLGFLUSHUpdates the display of a dialog box.DLGGETReturns the value of a control variable.DLGGETCHARReturns the value of a character control variable.DLGGETINTReturns the value of an integer control variable.DLGGETLOGReturns the value of a logical control variable.DLGINITInitializes a dialog box.DLGINITWITHRESOURCEHANDLE Initializes a dialog box.DLGISDLGMESSAGEDetermines whether a message is intended for a modelessdialog box.DLGISDLGMESSAGEWITHDLGDetermines whether a message is intended for a specificmodeless dialog box.DLGMODALDisplays a dialog box.DLGMODALWITHPARENTDisplays a dialog box and indicates the parent window.DLGMODELESSDisplays a modeless dialog box.DLGSENDCTRLMESSAGESends a message to a dialog box control.1-22
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