Function keys

[Robert Deskin]

Some things to check:

The settings in QKGO. Are you using DFKs?

Whether any Windows or Command Prompt Window setting is getting in the way.

The default for Fixed Standard function keys has F8 as the ^ command which as an Action Command would be Exit Screen. If you use Fixed Standard in QKGO, what happens.

Bob


On 2013-10-11, at 5:32 PM, Brian Stephens <bws001 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I have the following in a program...
> 
> ACTIONMENU LABEL "Exit"        ACTION RETURN
> ACTIONMENU LABEL "Inquire"     ACTION FIND
> ACTIONMENU LABEL "Change"      ACTION DESIGNER CHGR
> ACTIONMENU LABEL "Help"        ACTION EXTENDED HELP
> 
> 
> KEY 1  LABEL " EXIT   PROGRAM " ACTION   RETURN 
> KEY 2  LABEL "Extended  Help"   ACTION AND DATA  EXTENDED HELP
> KEY 3  LABEL "Refresh Screen"   ACTION AND DATA REFRESH
> KEY 4  LABEL "  Dup"            DATA     DUPLICATE
> KEY 5  LABEL "Backup a Field"   DATA     BACKUP
> KEY 6  LABEL "Accept  Data"     DATA     SKIP ALL
> KEY 6  LABEL "Next    Data"     ACTION   NEXT DATA
> KEY 7  LABEL "Backout"          DATA     BACKOUT
> KEY 8  LABEL " EXIT   PROGRAM " ACTION   RETURN 
> 
> 
> 
> I press F1 from the action box the program terminates as expected (I added this line to verify that I wasn't going looney since the construct in Key 8 looked right.
> 
> I press F8 in the same place and I get "This key has not been defined at this level and context." 
> 
> I've tried moving it around and I've tried other commands (SYSTEM) and they seem to work... 
> 
> 
> 
> What am I missing... 
> 
> 
> 
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> Thanks
> 
> Brian Stephens
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