*BeginPage()Indicates the beginning of a page block. |
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*BeginPage()Indicates the beginning of a page block. |
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Indicates the beginning of a page block.
*BeginPage()Indicates the beginning of a page block. |
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*BeginPage()Indicates the beginning of a page block. |
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Syntax |
*BeginPage() |
Example |
*BeginPage() *IsActive() *title("Force-5", On) *Layout(1) *CurrentTimeStep(0) *BeginWindow(Plot) *IsActive() • • • *EndWindow() *EndPage() |
Application |
MotionView, HyperView, HyperGraph, TextView, and MediaView. |
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Comments |
A page block defines one complete page including layout information and window content. Every *BeginPage() statement requires a closing *EndPage() statement. The *IsActive statement designates this page to be the current page when thesession is read in. Only one page in a session file can contain the *IsActive() statement. If more than one *IsActive() statement occurs in a block, the last occurrence is used. |
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