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Format:
None
Arguments:
Notice that the display 1 is at a new location, now occludes virtual display 2
and the cursor position has changed, too (which does not happen when using
vms_smg.move_virtual_display).
REPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY - Repaste Virtual Display
Repastes a virtual display on the pasteboard and changes the pasting order. Use
vms_smg.move_virtual_display()
to move the location and keep the pasting order of the display within the
pasteboard.
vms_smg.repaste_virtual_display (display_id, pasteboard_id, \
pasteboard_row, pasteboard_column, [top_display_id])
Returns:
Examples:
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>>> import vms_smg
>>> import vms_smgdef
>>> # create a new DECwindows terminal using SMG
>>> status, pasteboard_id, number_of_pasteboard_rows, \
... number_of_pasteboard_columns, type_of_terminal, \
... device_name = vms_smg.create_pasteboard \
... (None, vms_smgdef.SMG_M_WORKSTATION)
>>>
>>> # create virtual display 1
>>> status, vtdpy1 = vms_smg.create_virtual_display \
... (5, 10, vms_smgdef.SMG_M_BORDER, None, None)
>>>
>>> # write to virtual display 1
>>> status = vms_smg.put_chars (vtdpy1, 'V1', 0, 0)
>>>
>>> # create virtual display 2
>>> status, vtdpy2 = vms_smg.create_virtual_display \
... (5, 10, vms_smgdef.SMG_M_BORDER, None, None)
>>>
>>> # write to virtual display 2
>>> status = vms_smg.put_chars (vtdpy2, 'V2', 0, 0)
>>>
>>> # paste virtual display 1
>>> status = vms_smg.paste_virtual_display \
... (vtdpy1, pasteboard_id, 3, 5, None)
>>>
>>> # paste virtual display 2
>>> status = vms_smg.paste_virtual_display \
... (vtdpy2, pasteboard_id, 5, 7, None)
>>>
>>> # now repaste virtual display 1
>>> vms_smg.repaste_virtual_display (vtdpy1, pasteboard_id, 3, 10)
>>>