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WINDOWS
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Names of the windows to operate on. This can be ROOT" to for the Workbench root window (where volume icons and AppIcons live), ACTIVE" for the currently active Workbench window or the fully qualified name of a drawer window.
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OPEN
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Attempt to open the specified windows.
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CLOSE
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Close the specified windows. Note that if a window is closed no further operations (such as SNAPSHOT, ACTIVATE, etc.) can be performed on it.
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SNAPSHOT
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Snapshot the sizes and positions of the specified windows.
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ACTIVATE
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Activate the specified windows. With multiple windows to activate, only one window will wind up as the active one. Commonly, this will be the last window in the list.
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MIN
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Resize the windows to their minimum dimensions.
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MAX
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Resize the windows to their maximum dimensions.
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FRONT
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Move the windows into the foreground.
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BACK
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Move the windows into the background.
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CYCLE
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This command operates on the currently active drawer window. You can specify either PREVIOUS", to activate the previous drawer window in the list, or NEXT", to activate the next following drawer window in the list.
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Errors:
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10 - If the named windows cannot be opened or operated on; this can also happen if you specified ACTIVE" as a window name and none of the Workbench windows is currently active. The error code will be placed in the WORKBENCH.LASTERROR variable.
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Result:
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-
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Notes:
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If you choose to have a window operated on that is neither the root nor the active window you must make sure that the window name is given as a fully qualified path name. For example Work:" is a fully qualified name, and so is SYS:Utilities". Devs/Printers" would not be a fully qualified name. A fully qualified name always contains the name of an assignment, a volume or a device.
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