How to use easy language labels, how to use easy language

Version 2 Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Label 1Title ABC".

Subroutine button 2 is clicked.

Run ("c: I'm an external program. exe", false, ) is as simple as that.

The label is a special control, the feedback event, is used to receive the user's action, such as clicking a button, or pressing a certain key when it is fed back to the label handle, when the tag receives the information, it executes the command when the feedback event. For example, register an F6 hotkey. .

Version 2Assemblies Window Assembly 1

Assembly variable aThe subroutine Startup Window is created with a registration hotkey ( Startup Window. Take the window handle () tab 1Take the window handle ()0, f6).'Register an F6 hotkey to the tag.

Subroutine tab 1 Feedback event, integer.

Parameter Parameter one, integer.

Parameter Parameter 2, integer type. If true (parameter 1a).'It is executed when the tag receives a message from the system, i.e. when F6 is pressed.

Destroy () if it really ends.

Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Label 1Title 123456".

In this way, the content displayed in "Label 1" will become "123456".

I don't know if that's what you're asking.

Start by creating 2 components - 1 label and 1 button.

Double-click the button to enter the ** area, and there will already be a subroutine button 1 clicked.

Write **——

Label 1title="Words you want to display".

After the installation is complete, double-click the Easy Language icon to open Easy Language. A dialog box pops up here.

Double-click Windows Window Program in the middle to create a new program.

Menu bar: Various operations and settings of the program.

Window Area: Draw interface.

Attribute Settings Area: Set various properties of components and windows.

Component box: Select various components.

Prompt area: displays the running and compilation status of the current program. Displays a help prompt for a command.

Find the "Label" component in the component box on the right After selecting it, drag it on the interface, release the mouse, and a label will be drawn.

Find the "Title" property in the left property bar, change it to "My First Program" and press Enter. The title of the tag is changed.

Next, create a box and a button in the same way.

Box 1Content Hello, World".

Infobox ("My First Easy Language Program", 0, ) double-click the button to enter the ** page. Set the input method to English.

Click the button. An information box pops up, and the title of the box changes to "Hello, World" Our first easy-language program is complete!

Let's take a look at the introductory tutorial to get an idea of how to use it.