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<i>EAGLE Help</i>
<h1><center>dlgLabel</center></h1>
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<b>Function</b>
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Defines a text label.
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<b>Syntax</b>
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<tt>dlgLabel(string Text [, int Update])</tt>
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<b>Description</b>
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The <tt>dlgLabel</tt> statement defines a label with the given <tt>Text</tt>.
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<tt>Text</tt> can be either a string literal, as in <tt>"Hello"</tt>, or a string variable.
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If the <tt>Update</tt> parameter is not <tt>0</tt> and <tt>Text</tt> is a string variable,
its contents can be modified in the <tt>statement</tt> of, e.g., a <a href=299.htm>dlgPushButton</a>,
and the label will be automatically updated. This, of course, is only
useful if <tt>Text</tt> is a dedicated string variable (not, e.g., the loop variable of
a <tt>for</tt> statement).
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If <tt>Text</tt> contains an <tt>'&'</tt>, the character following the ampersand
will become a hotkey, and when the user hits <tt>Alt+hotkey</tt>, the focus will go to the
object that was defined immediately following the <tt>dlgLabel</tt>.
To have an actual <tt>'&'</tt> character in the text it has to be <a href=317.htm>escaped</a>.
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<b>See also</b> <a href=311.htm>Layout Information</a>,
<a href=318.htm>A Complete Example</a>,
<a href=314.htm>dlgRedisplay()</a>
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<b>Example</b>
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string OS = "Windows";
dlgHBoxLayout {
dlgLabel(OS, 1);
dlgPushButton("&Change OS") { OS = "Linux"; }
}
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