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twRESpotOff( nSpotNo )
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twRESpotOff() and the related function twRESpotOn() are used to
disable and enable mouse action on an area of the screen defined
by nSpotNo. These functions are useful if, for instance, you are
calling another function, say, a picklist, which also uses
mouse hot spots. If you have a hotspot in the called function
which overlies the region defined by a previous one, you may want
to temporarily suspend some spots while you use others. The spots
are retained in memory but no action is taken when a mouse click
occurs in the region of the spot when it is disabled. When you
leave the calling function, turn the old spots back on.
Arguments:
nSpotNo - 'N' Handle of the hot spot to be disabled.
Return:
NIL
Example:
See twMouse2.Prg for examples.
See Also:
twREMouseLine()
twREHotSpot()
twReadModal()
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