Function TBrowseNew() Foundation

Generates an object of the TBrowse class. This function is deprecated.

Syntax
TBrowseNew( [<nTop>]   , ;
            [<nLeft>]  , ;
            [<nBottom>], ;
            [<nRight>]   ) --> oTBrowse
Parameters
<nTop>
<nTop> is an integer numeric value specifying the top screen row at which the TBrowse object is displayed. The four arguments <nTop>, <nLeft>, <nBottom> and <nRight> specify the screen coordinates for the object. The default value for <nTop> is zero.
<nLeft>
<nLeft> is an integer numeric value specifying the left screen column of the TBrowse object display. The default value is zero.
<nBottom>
<nBottom> is an integer numeric value specifying the bottom screen row of the TBrowse object display. The default value is MaxRow().
<nRight>
<nRight> is an integer numeric value specifying the right screen column of the TBrowse object display. The default value is MaxCol().
Return

The return value of TBrowseNew() is a new TBrowse object.

Description

The function TBrowseNew() is a compatibility function which should no longer be used, since Xbase++ makes a complete object model available. Instead of the function call TBrowseNew(), the message :new()should be sent to the class object of the TBrowse class. The same arguments are passed to the method :new() and the function TBrowseNew().

More information is found with the class TBrowse().

Examples
TBrowseNew()
// The example compares the function call with the 
// send of the message :new() to the class object. 

PROCEDURE Main 
   LOCAL oTBrowse 

                                   // function call 
   oTBrowse := TBrowseNew( 5, 10, 19, 69 ) 

                                   // message to class object 
   oTBrowse := TBrowse():new( 5, 10, 19, 69 ) 

RETURN 
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