I think in this window after chose a window behind the data inside the window shows the content is associated with a window of the selected before

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Write a function in the back of the window, according to the switch in the window in front of the choose after calling this function

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Openwithparm (window, string)

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The learn window traversal traversal with window control, to find out the corresponding instance, it is ok to
To traverse, because pb there's no way to know the content of the handle, only by name to traverse, when control of the classname () with you want, is returned. For example, to get the text of the specified name in a window controls

Global type f_find_st from function_object
End type

Forward as
Global function statictext f_find_st (ref window aw_win, string as_name)
End as

Global function statictext f_find_st (ref window aw_win, string as_name);//traverse control, find the same name
Long I, ll_rc
Statictext rn

Ll_rc=upperbound (aw_win. Control)

For I=1 to ll_rc
If aw_win. Control [I] the classname ()=as_name then
Rn=aw_win. Control [I]
The exit
End the if
Next

Return an rn
End the function

So, it's easy when use

Statictext lst_tmp

Lst_tmp=f_find_st (w_rep_xxx, 'st_shop)
Can then be lst_tmp for various operations

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After use openwithparm to open a window, and passed on parameter

String ls_data

Ls_data="https://bbs.csdn.net/topics/aaaa"

Openwithparm (w_2, ls_data)

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Upstairs moderator positive solutions

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W_1 pass parameters openwithparm (w_2, ls_type)
W_2 accept parameters ls_type=message. Stringparm

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This is really good, lane