Specifies a reference variable of type GhostExec. It is assigned the GhostExec object of the opened frame.

If the calling ProcExec is a GhostExec or FrameExec, it can use the value of the GhostExec_object, which is the return value of the openframe invocation, to continue to communicate with the opened frame. Communication is accomplished with the SendUserEvent method (see SendUserEvent Method).

For more information about using the SendUserEvent method to communicate between frames, see the Programming Guide. For more information about different ways to call frames, see Callframe Statement (see Callframe Statement) and Gotoframe Statement (see Gotoframe Statement).

Specifies the name of the frame you are opening. This name is a dynamic name.

See NamedParameterListWithoutByref (see NamedParameterListWithoutByref).

See WithClause (see WithClause).

You can set the ParentFrame attribute using the withclause. To specify this attribute, value must be a reference variable that points to a ProcExec object for a currently running frame or null. If it is a reference variable pointing to a FrameExec object, then the called frame is considered a child of the frame represented by that FrameExec object. If you assign null to the ParentFrame attribute, then the called frame runs as a detached frame, independent of other frames in the application. If you do not set the ParentFrame attribute, then the called frame is the child of the calling ProcExec.