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| Subdialogue Object |
| Encapsulates several dialogue states into one. |
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Examples
Tutorial 11
Summary
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The subdialogue object allows you to organize your application into components. Each subdialogue is a mini
RAD canvas that can be saved within the main canvas or other subdialogues. This makes it easy to reuse parts
of your application and provides a cleaner, less cluttered canvas.
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Details
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When you first drag and drop a subdialogue onto the canvas, you are prompted to either create a "New Master Subdialogue"
or select an existing master subdialogue.
Selecting from the list of existing subdialogues will drop a new copy onto the canvas. However it only creates a
virtual link in that any changes made to one instance effect all instances of that subdialogue.
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Context Menu
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| Open Subdialogue |
Opens the subdialogue canvas for editing |
| Save Subdialogue Object |
Saves the object and it's contents |
| Cut |
Deletes object and copies it to the clipboard |
| Copy |
Copies the object to the clipboard |
| Delete |
Deletes the object |
| Rename Master |
Renames the master object. |
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