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A workplace class that allows you to display help from programs in a much simpler manner than is offered by the OS/2 help system. You simply use setup strings to display a help panel. | A workplace class that allows you to display help from programs in a much simpler manner than is offered by the OS/2 help system. You simply use setup strings to display a help panel. | ||
Chris Wohlgemuth originally wrote this class to add real online help to programs developed using [[DrDialog]]. But that package doesn't give access to the help facility so the only available option for him was to use *.inf files and the view command instead. Although all the examples provided with the package are written in REXX, the class is completely programming language independent. | Chris Wohlgemuth originally wrote this class to add real online help to programs developed using [[DrDialog]]. But that package doesn't give access to the help facility so the only available option for him was to use *.inf files and the view command instead. Although all the examples provided with the package are written in [[REXX]], the class is completely programming language independent. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 31 December 2019
A workplace class that allows you to display help from programs in a much simpler manner than is offered by the OS/2 help system. You simply use setup strings to display a help panel.
Chris Wohlgemuth originally wrote this class to add real online help to programs developed using DrDialog. But that package doesn't give access to the help facility so the only available option for him was to use *.inf files and the view command instead. Although all the examples provided with the package are written in REXX, the class is completely programming language independent.
Version
- 0.1.0 (2002) - cwhlp010.zip
License
- Open source software released under the three clause BSD license.
- Author: Chris Wohlgemuth