Brings the window to the front.
Closes the window. If the optional argument nosave is specified, the window (journal, report, and so forth) is closed without saving or prompting.
Returns the size of the window’s contents.
Returns the name of the window’s icon.
Returns the position of the window.
Returns the size of the window.
Returns the title of the window.
Invalidate the display box. The window updates either when the <<Update Window message is sent or when the operating system has time for the update. See window<<Reshow for another method.
Maximizes the window. Deprecated.
Maximizes the window. Deprecated.
Minimizes the window.
Moves the window to the specified position.
Runs the script when the window is closed.
Turns padding around a window’s contents on (1) or off (0). The default value is off.
Prints the window to the default printer. Note that the Print window is not opened and user input is not required.
Invalidates the display box and updates the window with the new content. See <<Inval and <<Update Window messages if more control over timing of the update is required.
Saves the current report window to a JMP report file (.jrp).
Sets the specified window as the default window that appears when JMP is run.
Sets the window’s icon as specified in the quoted icon name argument.
Resizes the window.
1 shows the window (only if the window is not currently open). 0 hides the window. If the window is also minimized (on Windows) or docked (on macOS), showing the window restores it to the normal state and brings it to the front.
Resizes the window.
Updates or refreshes the window holding the display box if there are invalidated regions. See window<<Inval and window<<Reshow for additional methods.
Returns the name of the window class for the display box. Valid responses include: DataTable, FormulaEditor, Starter, Journal, Launcher, Report, Dialog, DialogWithMenu, ModalDialog, FindReplace, User, Generic, ToolWindow, FindReplace, AppBuilder, and Debugger.
Resizes the window to be large enough to show all of its contents.