>>>Somehow on a screen I'm working on the following acts like a button and runs a procedure in the code. I don't see how. There is no function associated with it. Anyone know? This is driving me crazy working on all this old stuff I haven't seen in 10 years...
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>>>@ xx - 1, 8 + but_size * ( yy - 1 ) SAY LEFT( " JAY " + p_name + SPACE( but_size ), but_size - 1 ) COLOR ( col_once )STORE LEFT( p_name,2 ) TO hld_color
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>>Hi CL. Curious. Do you know the name of the called procedure? The "STORE LEFT" bit, of course, is separate from the @ ... say command. Is it actually on the same line in your code, as your example?
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>The store left was on the next line; my mistake. It's wierd how it works. All these @ Say statements and they act like buttons on the screen. You click on one and it pops up a defined window screen.

But I thought that was just w3hen there was a FUNCTION clause to the @ command.