f$DialogExecute (f$DialogStarten)

Activate a dialog previously opened with f$DialogOpen. The way f$DialogExecute works is similar to f$Dialog. After calling the function, the user can edit the dialog until it is closed via a button. The button’s return value is returned as the function result. The full functionality of the watching logic (Watch-DT) is available.

Note: this is an expert function intended for demanding usage scenarios. In normal cases the f$Dialog function should be used.

After working through f$DialogExecute, the dialog does not automatically close, but rather remains (inactive) on the screen, like it did before being called. It can then be closed via f$DialogClose, or activated again later with f$DialogExecute.

Syntax:	Next = f$DialogExecute( WindowID )
	Argument	Type	Meaning
	WindowID	Integer	The window ID returned by f$DialogOpen
Result:	String	Return value of the button pressed
Example:	Logic = f$DialogExecute( WindowID )

See f$DialogOpen for details and examples.