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Yes, you can disable services for just one window. How easy (or hard) this is to do depends on where in the inheritance scheme you enabled the window's services.
. If Windows B and C are inherited from Window A AND
. Window A is where the services were enabled AND
. Window B is the window you want to turn the services off in,
. Then commenting out the code in A that turns the services on, could affect both windows (B and C), so you don't want to do that.
Instead, you can dis-enable window B's services by dis-enabling each service in B.
For example, this.of_SetBase(FALSE) -- possibly in B's open statement -- would turn off the base window services for B without affecting window C.
However, if you didn't inherit the window services from A, you can just comment them out in Window B without affecting Window C.
. If Windows B and C are inherited from Window A AND
. Window A is where the services were enabled AND
. Window B is the window you want to turn the services off in,
. Then commenting out the code in A that turns the services on, could affect both windows (B and C), so you don't want to do that.
Instead, you can dis-enable window B's services by dis-enabling each service in B.
For example, this.of_SetBase(FALSE) -- possibly in B's open statement -- would turn off the base window services for B without affecting window C.
However, if you didn't inherit the window services from A, you can just comment them out in Window B without affecting Window C.
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