dokey

Tells filePro execute the keystroke as if the

user pressed it (similar to PUSHKEY).  Only the first

character is used, and it need not be the same as the

current @key event. DOKEY does an implicit END after

running the default behavior.

DOKEY does not interfere with PUSHKEY, and in fact, they can

be used in conjunction.

Example:

@keyB if:  ' to trap "B" and then load the "mybrowse" browse format

    then:  pushkey "flmybrowse[ENTR][ENTR]" ; DOKEY "B"

The pushkey does a F-File, L-Load, mybrowse,  Enter  to select

the browse, and then  Enter  to execute the browse.

Example:

    @keyX

        then:  mesgbox "Are you sure you want to exit?","","YN"

          if:  @bk eq "Y"

        then:  DOKEY "X" 'Note that DOKEY does an implicit END

        then:  mesgbox "Exit cancelled"

        then:  end