WindowBorder FUNCTION

 Action
 Returns a 14-character string that describes the border of the window.


 Syntax
 border$ = WindowBorder (windowType%)

 Remarks
 The argument windowType% is an integer that describes a particular window
 type.

 The border of the window actually determines what characteristics a window
 will have. Each character position in the returned string is representative
 of a particular component of the border. Some positions in the border have
 added significance, in that special characters in those positions implement
 certain features. The following list indicates the significance of each
 border$ character position and the features implemented by special
 characters.

 Position    Character defined     Special effect character

  1          Upper-left corner     Equal sign (=) makes window closable.
  2          Top line              Dot-pattern character (ASCII 176) makes
 window movable.
  3          Upper-right corner
  4          Left-side line
  5          Middle fill character
  6          Right-side line
  7          Lower-left corner
  8          Bottom line
  9          Lower-right corner    Plus sign (+) makes window resizable.
 10          Left-side intersection
 11          Middle line
 12          Right-side intersection
 13          Shadow flag          "S" in this position puts a 3D shadow on
 window.
                 All predefined window types have shadows.
 14          Title flag           "T" in this position puts a title bar
 across the top of
                 the window if the length of title$ in WindowOpen
                 is greater than 0.

 Twenty-four basic predefined window types are provided in WINDOW.BAS. These
 combinations include all of the special features (movable, closable,
 resizable, shadow, and title) with three different borders. You can have no
 border, a single-line border, or a double-line border. All available options
 can be specified with arguments to the WindowOpen procedure.

 If you want to create other custom window types, modify the WindowBorder
 procedure in WINDOW.BAS to add more window types. By observing the
 conventions in the list above, you can create windows that have the features
 and any special borders you want. To create custom window types, modify this
 procedure and recompile it into your Quick library and .LIB file.

 Note
 ----
 The WindowBorder procedure is used internally by WINDOW.BAS and under normal
 circumstances will not be called directly by your program. You may wish to
 modify and recompile this procedure to extend or alter its functionality.



 See Also.  ButtonOpen, EditFieldOpen, WindowClose, WindowDo, WindowOpen,
               WindowPrintTitle, WindowSetCurrent