Can we use the user defined functions (which inclues script
with GUI functions) in Compile module?
Example:
public function MyGuiFun()
{
set_window(?Browser main window?);
button_press(?OK?);
}
If yes. pls give some example, how to handle...!



Can we use the user defined functions (which inclues script with GUI functions) in Compile module?..

Answer / guest

Yes, we can create user defined functions in Compiled
moudle.
Handling the Compile Module:

Using the Call & Load functions you can call the compile
module into main program(Main Test).

Thanks & Regards,
Ratna Rao
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