ACCTAG_REQUEST
requests a type of transaction. It takes as an argument one of the constants listed below:
ACCREQ_LOAD
ACCREQ_SAVE
ACCREQ_DELETE
ACCREQ_OK
ACCREQ_OKCANCEL
ACCREQ_ONEBUTTON
ACCREQ_TWOBUTTON
ACCTAG_SCREEN
specifies a screen on which to display the transaction box. It takes the item number of an existing screen as an argument.
ACCTAG_BUFFER
is reserved for future use.
ACCTAG_BUFFERSIZE
is reserved for future use.
ACCTAG_TITLE
takes as its argument a pointer to a NULL-terminated text string to be used as the transaction box for the title.
ACCTAG_TEXT
takes as its argument a pointer to a NULL-terminated text string to be used as the explanatory text for the transaction box.
ACCTAG_BUTTON_ONE
takes as its argument a pointer to a NULL-
terminated text string to be used as the text for the left button in the transaction box.
ACCTAG_BUTTON_TWO
takes as its argument a pointer to a NULL-
terminated text string to be used as the text for the right button in the transaction box.
ACCTAG_SAVE_BACK
specifies that pixels beneath the transaction box be saved and restored when the transaction box is closed. It takes zero as its argument. If this tag argument isn't used, background pixels aren't saved and restored.
ACCTAG_STRINGBUF
points to a string buffer that receives user input text from Access. It takes a pointer to a memory location as its argument.
ACCTAG_STRINGBUF_SIZE
gives the size of a string buffer that receives user input text from Access. It takes the size of the buffers in byte as its arguments.
ACCTAG_FG_PEN
provides the color used for text in the transaction box. It takes a pen color value as its argument.
ACCTAG_BG_PEN
provides the color used for the transaction box background. It takes a pen color value as its argument.
ACCTAG_HILITE_PEN
provides the color used for the background of a highlighted button in the transaction box. It takes a pen color value as its argument.
ACCTAG_SHADOW_PEN
provides the color used for the button outline in the transaction box. It takes a pen color value as its argument.