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You are right, it looks like this is my internal issue.

Thanks a lot.

Sorry, forget to mention that I use:
Version: 14.1.28415.0 64 Unicode

Hi. Following code works fine in older Windows versions ⎕USING←'System' ⎕USING,←⊂'System.Windows.Forms,system.windows.forms.dll' filebox←⎕NEW OpenFileDialog filebox.ShowDialog ⍬ But it does crash in Windows 10 Does anybody know what's wrong? Is it Dyalog APL error or improper using of Windows API? Wo ...

Thank you Andy. I think it is good hak for me. The idea of using Alt+A was to create a macros for activating menu "Actions", similar to usual Alt+A key press event. This was an attempt to find alternative way of opening functions on a certain line. But now, with your hint this is not actual anymore ...

I have got this hieroglyph (Unicode Edition) ⎕NQ'⎕SE' 'KeyPress' '' 0 65 4 翿 But I expect to invoke the Action menu like if I press "Alt+a" on keyboard. By the way there is an error message for a unrecognizable key code but for the empty string I get some strange sign. Looks inconsistent. ⎕NQ'⎕SE' 'K ...

Great! Then I would prefer to have a possibility of specifying not only a row but also a cursor position in the line and even selecting of some part of the line.
Thanks Vince :)

I see not too much ideas (might my that is idea is unclear :) )
Ok, then I would ask another question.
We can to simulate a keystroke for "a" with coommand like this:



How can I to do the same for Alt+"a" , if it possible?
Thanks
:)

Sorry, my explanation wasn't clear enough. I meant "programmatically" - from a function, instead of manual ways: shift+Enter or double click. Let's say we have a function and I need to open it from another function on certain line ∇foo [0] foo [1] 1 [2] 2 [3] 3 [4] ∇ ∇OpenFooOnLine [0] OpenFooOnLine ...

Is there any way to open programmatically a function on a cirtain line of code?
I tried following but it doesn't work. :(

thank you, very much for the really helpful answers. Indeed I need the ⎕tsync!