Model Value

Description

Allowed Values

YGUIAKY

Suppress Aid Keys. Specifies whether description of the keys should be displayed or not on the pull-down menu. Aid-keys are the command keys defined functionally rather than graphically on the screen.

• *NO—Do not suppress generation of aid-keys description on the pull-down menu; in other words, display aid keys.
• *YES—Suppress generation of aid-keys description.

YGUICMD

Command Key Descriptor Text. Indicates how command key text appears on your green-screen device designs. You can specify up to two ways. The default is F,CF as in F3=Exit and CF3=Exit.

• *NONE—No descriptor text is used.
• text1,text2—Up to two ways in which command key text appears on your green-screen device designs, separated by a ‘,’; for example, ‘F,PF’, ‘,PF’. Each value may be up to five characters.

YGUIFLR

Application Folder for GUI. Name of the shared folder into which the Synon/TC source (SDF, SIF, ADF, MSF) is placed for processing on the PC. This must be a character string of up to six characters that follows the IBM i document path naming convention.

• valid system name—Name of shared folder. This name defaults to the name of the model.
• *NONE—There is no folder.

YGUILIB

Library Partitioning for GUI. Specifies the way in which SDF panels are partitioned into libraries within a Synon/TC application. There is a maximum of 1000 functions in a single library. Library names must be unique across all Synon/TC applications residing on the same PC. Names exceeding seven characters will be truncated.

• valid library name—A valid PC directory name. This will place all GUI functions into a single library.
• *AUTO—Library partitioning will be done automatically for each SDF panel using the shipped routine YALCLIBR1C. By default this builds the library name from the YGUIFLR value and the third character of the SDF name, allocating panels across libraries.

YGUILSO

Suppress List Options. Indicates whether subfile-select options should be displayed on the pull-down menu.

• *NO—Do not suppress display of subfile-select descriptions on the pull-down menu; in other words, display subfile-select descriptions.
• *YES—Suppress display of subfile-select descriptions.

YGUIOPR

Operator Between Prefix and Text. Indicates how a command key or subfile selector value is separated from the text that describes it on your green-screen device designs. The default is =,– as in F3=Exit and 5–Display.

• *NONE—No operator is used.
• text1,text2—Up to two ways in which a command key or subfile selector value is separated from the text that describes it on your green-screen device designs, separated by a comma; for example, ‘=,‑’, ‘,--’. Each value may be up to two characters.

YGUISEL

Subfile Select Descriptor Text. Indicates how subfile selector text appears on your green-screen device designs. You can specify up to two ways. The default is Opt as in Opt1-Select.

• *NONE—No descriptor text is used.
• text1,text2—Up to two ways in which subfile selector text appears on your green-screen device designs, separated by a comma; for example, ‘Opt,Sel’, ‘,Sel’. Each value may be up to five characters.

YGUITKY

Display command keys per tab. Indicates how command keys should be displayed on the non-NPT implementation of functions using tab dialogs; namely, Edit Record 2 and 3 and Display Record 2 and 3.

• *NO—Command keys are displayed once for the function, covering all tab dialogs. The command key text is taken from the first last detail screen.
• *YES—Command keys are displayed on each tab dialog. The command key text is taken from each detail screen.