Draw a line in a list header or footer
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USupported on Unix
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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NSupported in Synergy .NET
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xcall L_SECTDRAW(list_id, D_HEADER|D_FOOTER, [D_VERTICAL|D_HORIZONTAL], & row, column, length)
Arguments
list_id
The ID of the list. (n)
D_HEADER | D_FOOTER
Draw the line in the header section of the list or in the footer section of the list. (n)
D_VERTICAL | D_HORIZONTAL
(optional) Draw a vertical line (default) or a horizontal line. (n)
row
The starting row position. (n)
column
The starting column position. (n)
length
The length of the line to draw. (n)
Discussion
On Unix and OpenVMS, L_SECTDRAW draws a horizontal or vertical line in a list header or footer.
On Windows, L_SECTDRAW either adds unexpected characters to the header or footer or is ignored. For standard (non-ActiveX) lists, L_SECTDRAW may add unexpected characters if it is followed by an L_SECT call that doesn’t erase existing text. L_SECTDRAW is ignored for ActiveX Toolkit lists.
Examples
The following example draws a vertical line in the footer of the list identified by lstid. The line starts at row 1, column 5 of the footer and is two characters long.
xcall l_sectdraw(lstid, D_FOOTER,, 1,5,2)
