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- % This sample shows how to
- % - create multiple, similar objects in tabular form
- % - separate object bodies from object heads
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- % This is one of the basic features of XbW:
- % - to keep source files readable when object count increases
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- Malloc(90);
- @xbwstart(("test") ("bw") );
- wdw(TEST 1 1 32 10 StandardWDW);
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- o(TEST01 S . 9 0 20 1 Remark);
- o(TEST02 S S 1 2 30 1 Standard);
- o(TEST03 S S 1 3 30 1 Standard);
- o(TEST04 S S 1 5 30 1 Standard);
- o(TEST05 S S 1 6 30 1 Standard);
- o(TEST06 S S 1 7 30 1 Standard);
- o(TEST07 S S 1 8 30 1 Standard);
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- bg(TEST01 . ("XbW Notebook")); eg();
- bg(TEST02 . ("Date: ")); eg();
- bg(TEST03 . ("Time: ")); eg();
- bg(TEST04 . ("Location: ")); eg();
- bg(TEST05 . ("Phone No: ")); eg();
- bg(TEST06 . ("Remarks: ")); eg();
- bg(TEST07 . (" ")); eg();
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- SelectWdw(TEST);
- Message(("Project Complete."));
- End();
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