The keyword-args can be given in any order. They include:
applet-code:"filename" where filename contains the code of the Java applet.
width:integer where integer is the width in pixels that the applet should consume.
height:integer where integer is the height in pixels that the applet should consume.
default:string where string is the text the browser should display if it does not support Java applets.
parameters:string where string contains all the parameters to the Java applet. Usually, this string is constructed by using concatenate on a set of calls to appletparameter.
Returns the HTML code that supports a Java applet. For example:
@NavApplet=applet
(appletcode: "WMNavigator.class",
width: 500, height: 135,
parameters:
concatenate(
appletparameter("next", filename(next)),
appletparameter("previous",filename(previous)),
appletparameter("up", filename(up)),
appletparameter("top",filename(top)),
appletparameter("toc",filename(TOC)),
appletparameter("index",filename(INDEX)),
appletparameter("parseabletoc", filename(TOC)),
appletparameter("indentstring", "??")
),
default: @NavPanel
);
name is a string that names the parameter to the Java applet. value is the value of that parameter.
In the following example, we assume that the function call filename(next) returns "guide2.html":
appletparameter("next", filename(next))
--> <PARAM NAME="next", VALUE="guide2.html">
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