A button includes a specification of an action that is performed when the button is clicked, for example, a new dialog is started, a script is executed, or the installation mode (Typical, Minimal, or User-specific) can be selected.
In the prototype file, the keyword #button lets you define the button within the input area of a dialog and specify text or icon to display on the button, parameter value assignments, the action, or the script that are executed when the button is clicked. For specification details see the sections Keywords and Properties.
The text to display in the button is stored at a separate location, the Resource section, in the prototype file. This separation makes it easy to localize the texts, and to keep different localized versions within the same prototype file.
In the button text string, you can use the ampersand (&) character to define a shortcut. The ampersand character precedes that character, which can be used as shortcut, for example, if you write Ne&xt as the button text, the small letter x is the defined shortcut. The button text string can contain a maximum of 1024 characters, but it must not contain any control character, such as CR (carriage return) or LF (line feed).
Important! Shortcut keys in installation dialogs do not work, if you execute the installation dialogs in a Common Desktop Environment (CDE) session of HP-UX systems of Versions 11.0 and 11.i.
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