The Application Object's Methods, Part V

Copies the parser script file from the given location to the application's "\Parsers" (usually "D:\Program Files\Allaire\HomeSite4\Parsers") subdirectory, and associates it with the given file extensions. The method's second argument is a semicolon separated list of file extensions, such as "ext1; ext2; ext3". If one of the given extensions is already associated with a parser, the new association overwrites the previous parser. Let's take a look at the default "\Parsers" directory:

Now select "Setting..." from the "Options" menu, or just hit the F8 key. Select the "Color Coding" tab to see what files are associated with each parser:

Displays a dialog box and prompts the user to click a button. The box has a capion at the top (caption) and includes a programmable prompt (prompt) message. There are ten different types of boxes. Each type has predefined buttons and a an optional image. The following table shows an outlines the various message boxes:

boxType	The Buttons	The Message Box
0	OK
1	OK, Cancel
3	Yes, No, Cancel
4	Yes, No
5	Retry, Cancel
16	OK (Stop icon)
32	OK (Question icon)
48	OK (Warning icon)
64	OK (Information icon)

The method returns the ID of the button that was pressed:

Creates a new document, optionally from the default template (if useDefaultTemplateFlag receives a true value). The new document is a standard "untitled" one. If you hand this method a false value (0), the HomeSite opens a blank document.

Moves to the next document in the document tab. Moves to the first one if the current file is the last one in the tab.