3.0 Systems Documentation
3.1 Database Format Specifications
Database Setup and Flow Direction Pre-processing
Instructions
3.2 Code Documentation
In AV-ThreshR, the main functions are initiated from the pull-down menu
"ThreshR." Pull-down menus are used to initiate what are called "Click"
scripts, Avenue scripts that get run when a menu item is selected.
A click script will often call a dialog box and/or other scripts.
Links in this documentation have been designed to show the execution sequence
of scripts under different user scenarios.
Table 3.1 lists the "Click" script associated with each item in the
"ThreshR" pull-down menu. The click script links in Table 3.1 point
to the correct location in the document that contains a list and description
of all 94 Avenue scripts in the threshr.avx extension. The script
descriptions are the same as the header comments in the actual program
code. Within each script description, there are links to all dialogs
and scripts that are called by that script. Linking to a dialog will
show a graphic of what the dialog looks like and which scripts are executed
when certain buttons on the dialog are clicked. Links from tables
3.1 and 3.2 on this page allow a programmer to easily trace the calling
sequence of Avenue scripts and dialogs in the AV-ThreshR software.
Dialogs are created using the ArcView Dialog Designer Extension, a free
extension available for ArcView 3.x. Two of the most common components
of AV-ThreshR dialogs are text lines and buttons. At several steps
in the process, special scripts have been written so that the dialogs will
remember the correct input theme names, as specified in previous steps.
Many of the scripts in AV-ThreshR were adapted from Scripts available
in the public domain.
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