public void LlDefineLayout( 
   IntPtr windowHandle,
   string title,
   LlProject projectType,
   string projectFile
)

public:
void LlDefineLayout( 
   IntPtr windowHandle,
   String^ title,
   LlProject projectType,
   String^ projectFile
) 

'Declaration
 
Public Sub LlDefineLayout( _
   ByVal windowHandle As IntPtr, _
   ByVal title As String, _
   ByVal projectType As LlProject, _
   ByVal projectFile As String _
) 

Parameters

windowHandle

handle of the main window of the calling application

title

window title

projectType

Value	Meaning
LlProject.Label	for labels
LlProject.Card	for cards
LlProject.List	for lists

if required combined with "or" with:

Value	Meaning
LL_FIXEDNAME	to delete the menu items "new" and "load" (preferred: LlDesignerProhibitAction())
LL_NOSAVEAS	to delete the menu item .save as. (preferred: LlDesignerProhibitAction())
LL_EXPRCONVERTQUIET	to quietly undertake a possibly necessary conversion into the new expression mode instead of informing the user with a dialog box
LL_NONAMEINTITLE	no filename of the current project in List & Label??s main window

projectFile

file name of the desired object

The window handle is used to deactivate the calling program. If this is not desired or possible, null can also be passed. In this case the calling program is responsible for closing the layout editor should the user abort the main program. This is not recommended. When minimizing the List & Label layout designer the calling program is automatically minimized, in the subsequent restoration List & Label is also restored.

Important: On an end user machine, this call will only succeed in the Professional version of List & Label. It will fail in the standard version.

Platforms: Windows 10 (Version 21H2 - 23H2), Windows 11 (21H2 - 22H2), Windows Server 2016 - 2022
.NET: .NET Framework 4.8, .NET 6, .NET 8, .NET 9

Reference

LlCore Class
LlCore Members