
To write a simple program that outputs “Hello, World!” in Visual DialogScript (VDS), you would typically be working within the context of a Windows dialog box. Here’s a basic example to illustrate how this might look:
Function Dlg_OnLoad()
Call Dlg_AddControl(200, 50, 100, 20, "Button", "Hello")
End Function
Function Button_Hello_Click()
Call Dlg_Message("Hello, World!")
End Function
Explanation:
- Dlg_OnLoad: This function is triggered when the dialog loads. It uses
Dlg_AddControl
to create a button with the label “Hello”. Button_Hello_Click: This event handler is called when the “Hello” button is clicked. The
Dlg_Message
function displays a message box with “Hello, World!”.
Steps:
- Open your dialog designer tool that supports Visual DialogScript.
- Create a new dialog and paste the script into the appropriate section for scripting.
- Run or preview the dialog to see it in action.
This example assumes you’re using an environment where VDS is supported and integrated with Windows dialogs.
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