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<span class="f_Para">Enables the (currently disabled) [[Button Bar|button bar button]] that you specify. A disabled button performs no action and has gray text. </span> | <span class="f_Para">Enables the (currently disabled) [[Button Bar|button bar button]] that you specify. A disabled button performs no action and has gray text. </span> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:46, 30 January 2023
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Enables the (currently disabled) button bar button that you specify. A disabled button performs no action and has gray text. The enableButton command affects only buttons that are disabled because they were specified in a previous disableButton command. If a button is disabled because its action is not appropriate in the current debugging context, enableButton does not enable the button. For example, after you cancel a request, the Cancel and Clear Breaks buttons are disabled, and an enableButton command for one of these buttons has no effect: the button remains disabled and no return message is displayed. Syntax: enableButton buttonName where buttonName is button0, button1, etc; that is, the name of a currently mapped button. If the command executes successfully, you receive an Enabled button: buttonName message, and the button's label changes from gray text to black. |
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