BRIGHT

BRIGHT is used to display an item with high intensity.

    ••••• BRIGHT   ••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• (AT APPEARANCE # •••)
    (1)            (2) (3)                    (4)                  (5)

Using the Statement

The appearance number can be used if the same field appears more than once on the image. If the application ID, field name, occurrence number, and appearance number are not specified (left blank), the BRIGHT statement affects all of the items painted on the associated image.

BRIGHT is one of the characteristic-type statements. Refer to the common attributes of all the statements in this category in the Characteristic-Type Statements section of this manual.

The operation of a BRIGHT statement affects only the next generation of an image. In other words, the item characteristics are reset each time an image is produced.

Restrictions

Note that, because characteristic statements operate on items rather than fields, these statements are meaningful only in event points that are associated with an image.

BRIGHT is a terminal display attribute only and, therefore, is not allowed in images in output processes.

Statement Ignored

The system ignores any BRIGHT statements specified in non-image-related event points.

Related Statements

BLANK, BLINK, BOLD, COLOR, DIM, DISPLAY, FONT, INVERSE, NO BOLD, NO ULINE, NORMAL, PICTURE, ULINE

Example

In the following example, if the customer number entered on an order is a valid customer, the customer name displays with high intensity.

          SET      TAR CUSTOMER NO                =  TAR ORDER CUSTOMER NO
          READ     TAR CUSTOMER               HOLD 0 FT 0 BY CUSTOMER NO
    T     BRIGHT   TAR CUSTOMER NAME              (AT APPEARANCE #    )
    T     DISPLAY  TAR CUSTOMER NAME              (AT APPEARANCE #    )