Visual DialogScript

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:

1. Dlg_OnLoad: This function is triggered when the dialog loads. It uses Dlg_AddControl to create a button with the label “Hello”.

2. 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:

1. Open your dialog designer tool that supports Visual DialogScript.
2. Create a new dialog and paste the script into the appropriate section for scripting.
3. 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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