Using JavaScript in HomeSite 4.0, Part I: The Application Object's Methods, Part VIII
Using JavaScript in HomeSite 4.0, Part I
The Application Object's Methods, Part VIII
ShellToApp(fullPath) |
Boolean |
Invokes an external application specified by the given parameter (fullPath
). The parameter may include a complete command line with arguments. Returns -1 (a true value) if application launched successfully, and 0 otherwise. For example, the following line launches the Wordpad application and loads the "index.html," a text (HTML) file:
app.ShellToApp("C:\\Program Files\\Accessories\\Wordpad.exe
E:\\Tomer\\column48\\index.html");
// (The above two lines should be joined as one line.
// They have been split for formatting purposes.)
ShellToAppAndWait(fullPath) |
None |
Same as ShellToApp()
but waits for the external program to be closed before returning. Note that the application will be locked until ShellToAppAndWait()
returns, so use with caution.
ShowProgress() |
None |
Shows the Progress bar. Here is how the status area looks like when we set ShowProgress()
:
ShowThumbnails(fullPath) |
None |
Shows thumbnails for all images in the given folder (fullPath
). The following image show how the statement ShowThumbnails("U:\\Tomer\\column48\\")
affects HomeSite's Results area:
Produced by Yehuda Shiran and Tomer Shiran
Created: September 13, 1999
Revised: September 13, 1999
URL: https://www.webreference.com/js/column48/appmet8.html