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<h2> See Also </h2> | <h2> See Also </h2> | ||
* [[Clomosy_Class#System_Function | System Functions]] | * [[Clomosy_Class#System_Function | System Functions]] | ||
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{{#seo:|description=Clomosy.HoldScreen controls screen lock: True prevents it during interaction, False enables it, ensuring uninterrupted user control.}} | {{#seo:|description=Clomosy.HoldScreen controls screen lock: True prevents it during interaction, False enables it, ensuring uninterrupted user control.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:00, 24 December 2024
procedure Clomosy.HoldScreen;
The HoldScreen feature determines whether the screen lock is enabled or disabled. If the HoldScreen property is set to True, the screen lock is prevented from activating, allowing the user to continue interacting with the form or component. If set to False, the screen lock becomes active, and the user can stop interacting with the form or component.
This feature is typically used in situations where an application does not want the screen to lock during a specific process or when the user needs to refrain from interaction for a certain period.
By default, the HoldScreen property is set to False, indicating that the screen lock is enabled by default and the screen will lock when the user stops interacting.
Clomosy.HoldScreen = False;