Chapter 3: Working with PowerScript Targets

Which references are displayed

The Browser displays the following types of references when the Application object is expanded.

These are examples of objects referenced in painters:

If a menu is associated with a window in the Window painter, the menu displays when the window is expanded
If a DataWindow object is associated with a DataWindow control in the Window painter, the DataWindow object displays when the window is expanded
If a window contains a custom user object that includes another user object, the custom user object displays when the window is expanded, and the other user object displays when the custom user object is expanded

These are examples of objects referenced in scripts:

If a window script contains the following statement, w_continue displays when the window is expanded:
```
Open(w_continue)
```
Which referenced windows display in the Browser Windows are considered referenced only when they are opened from within a script. A use of another window's property or instance variable does not cause the Browser to display the other window as a reference of the window containing the script.
If a menu item script refers to the global function f_calc, f_calc displays when the menu is expanded:
```
f_calc(EnteredValue)
```
If a window uses a pop-up menu through the following statements, m_new displays when the window is expanded:
```
m_new   mymenu
```
```
mymenu = create m_new
```
```
mymenu.m_file.PopMenu(PointerX(), PointerY())
```