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is_tab_stop

Tab Stops
This attribute specifies whether a tile is a tab stop. (receives keyboard focus
when the user moves between tiles by pressing the "Tab" key.) If a tile is disabled,
it isn't a tab stop even if this attribute is set to true.
If false, the tile is not a tab stop.
Possible values are: true or false. (default: true).
DCL Code Sample
lisp49h : dialog { //dialog name
label = "is_tab_stop"; //give it a label
: edit_box { //define edit box
key = "eb1"; //give it a name
label = "Edit Box 1"; //give it a label
value = "This is a Tab Stop"; //give it a value
width = 40; //give it a width
fixed_width = true; //fix the width
} //end edit box
: edit_box { //define edit box
key = "eb2"; //give it a name
label = "Edit Box 2"; //give it a label
value = "This is NOT a Tab Stop"; //give it a value
width = 40; //give it a width
fixed_width = true; //fix the width
is_tab_stop = false; //no tab stop
} //end edit box
: edit_box { //define edit box
key = "eb3"; //give it a name
label = "Edit Box 3"; //give it a label
value = "This is another Tab Stop"; //give it a value
width = 40; //give it a width
fixed_width = true; //fix the width
} //end edit box
spacer; //define spacer
ok_cancel ; //predefined OK/Cancel button
} //end dialog
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