With the focus in Field1 and the values 1, 2, and 3 in the text items, what message will be displayed when the button is clicked.

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The text items (Field1, Field2, and Field3) and the button (Check_Values) are in the CONTROL
block. The Mouse Navigate property of the button has been set to No.
The following code as been written in a When-Button-Pressed trigger on the Check_Values
button:

MESSAGE(:field1| | ‘ – ‘ | | :SYSTEM.cursor_item | |
‘ – ‘ | | :SYSTEM.trigger_item);
With the focus in Field1 and the values 1, 2, and 3 in the text items, what message will be
displayed when the button is clicked.

A.
-4

B.
1 -2-3

C.
1 –field1 –Check Values

D.
Field1 -1 – Check Values

E.
1 – CONTROL.FIELD1 – CONTROL.FIELD1

F.
1 – CONTROL.FIELD1 – CONTROL.CHECK_VALUES

G.
:field1 – :SYSTEM.cursor_item – :SYSTEM.trigger_item

Explanation:
* SYSTEM.CURSOR_ITEM
Represents the name of the block and item, block.item, where the input focus (cursor) is located.
The value is always a character string.
In this scenario the value is CONTROL.Field1, as the focus is in Field1.
* SYSTEM.TRIGGER_ITEM
Represents the item (BLOCK.ITEM) in the scope for which the trigger is currently firing. When
referenced in a key trigger, it represents the item where the cursor was located when the trigger
began. The value is always a character string.
In this scenario the value is CONTROL.CHECK_VALUES, as the CHECK_VALUES button is
being clicked.