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Description

Description:

Closes given display with exit code. It does not instantly close the display but does it on next simulation cycle. Most common exit codes are:

#define IDC_OK		1 // emulate "OK" button
#define IDC_CANCEL	2 // emulate "Cancel" button

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Sometimes when one display is opened on top of another display the previous display may not close properly; some display EHs such as "onUnload" may never fire. Use this command to manually handle such displays.

Groups:

GUI Control

Syntax

Syntax:: display closeDisplay exitCode
Parameters:: display: Display
: exitCode: Number
Return Value:: Nothing

Examples

Example 1:: _display closeDisplay 1;
Example 2:: #define IDC_OK 1 _display closeDisplay IDC_OK;

Additional Information

See also:: createDisplay closeDialog

Notes

: Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
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+|version2= 1.00
-| Close given display with exit code. Most common exit codes are:
+|game3= arma2oa
-<code>#define IDC_OK            1 //emulate "Ok" button</code>
+|version3= 1.50
-<code>#define IDC_CANCEL        2 //emulate "Cancel" button</code>|= Description
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-| display '''closeDisplay''' exitcode |= Syntax
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+|version5= 0.50
-|p2= exitcode: [[Number]] |= Parameter 2
+|gr1= GUI Control
-| [[Nothing]] |= Return value
+|descr= Closes given display with exit code. It does not instantly close the display but does it on next simulation cycle. Most common exit codes are:
-____________________________________________________________________________________________
+<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
+#define IDC_OK		1 // emulate "OK" button
-|x1= <code>_display [[closeDisplay]] 1;</code> |= Example 1
+#define IDC_CANCEL	2 // emulate "Cancel" button
+</syntaxhighlight>
+{{Feature|important|Sometimes when one display is opened on top of another display the previous display may not close properly; some display EHs such as "onUnload" may never fire.
+Use this command to manually handle such displays.}}
-|x2= <code>#define IDC_OK 1
+|s1= display [[closeDisplay]] exitCode
-_display [[closeDisplay]] IDC_OK;</code> |= Example 1
-____________________________________________________________________________________________
-|[[createDisplay]], [[closeDialog]]|= See also
+|p1= display: [[Display]]
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+|p2= exitCode: [[Number]]
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+|x1= <sqf>_display closeDisplay 1;</sqf>
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+|x2= <sqf>
+#define IDC_OK 1
+_display closeDisplay IDC_OK;
+</sqf>
-[[Category:Scripting Commands|CLOSEDISPLAY]]
+|seealso= [[createDisplay]] [[closeDialog]]
-[[Category:Scripting Commands ArmA|CLOSEDISPLAY]]
+}}
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-<dd class="notedate">Posted on November 18, 2015 - 02:44 (UTC)</dd>
-<dt class="note">[[User:LongEnoughName|LongEnoughName]]</dt>
-<dd class="note">
-closeDisplay does not instantly close the display but does it on next display simulation cycle (when display becomes active)
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