Not sure if I am answering the correct question, but
here goes.
I use the screen based editor almost exclusively
(Print, Edit, ScreenMan,
Menu's, you name it). It is a great time saver.
See below:
PAGE: 1
Welcome to the Screen-Based Option
Editor
Name: MAW BAL RPT
Menu Text: Check balances account by month
Description: Type: print Is It
Delegable: YES
Help Frame: Package:
Restrictions (Locks, etc.): NO Executable Fields
(Programmers Only): NO
Option-type (Print, Run Routine, etc.)
Related Fields: Yes
___
This required field contains the file number or
the global root
of the file to be printed from, e.g., 2 or DPT(.
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:hardhats-
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Cameron Schlehuber
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 12:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Hardhats-members] How do I mark a
patient as a "Sensitive"
patient?
I've never heard of or used the "Screen-Based
Option Editor". Here's what
the Option file has for the option I'm familiar
with to edit options:
NAME: XUEDITOPT MENU TEXT:
Edit options
TYPE: edit CREATOR:
SCHLEHUBER,CAMERON
HELP FRAME: XQEDIT DELEGABLE:
NO
E ACTION PRESENT: YES X ACTION
PRESENT: YES
DESCRIPTION: This option is used to create the
building blocks of
the menu system: the options. Each option should
have an internal
name, menu text, a description and a type.
Depending on its type,
other fields are filled in.
EXIT ACTION: K DLAYGO D KICK^XQ7 ENTRY
ACTION: S DLAYGO=19
DIC {DIC}: DIC(19, DIC(0):
AELMQ
DIC(A): Select OPTION to edit: DIE:
DIC(19,
DR {DIE}: [XUEDITOPT] TIMESTAMP:
53922,30780
UPPERCASE MENU TEXT: EDIT OPTIONS
And here's what the dialog looks like when I use
the option:
Select OPTION to edit: XYZ
Not a known package or a local namespace.
Are you adding 'XYZ' as a new OPTION (the
9435TH)? No// Y (Yes)
OPTION MENU TEXT: TEST
NAME: XYZ//
MENU TEXT: TEST//
PACKAGE:
OUT OF ORDER MESSAGE:
LOCK:
REVERSE/NEGATIVE LOCK:
DESCRIPTION:
No existing text
Edit? NO//
TYPE: P print
HEADER:
ENTRY ACTION:
EXIT ACTION:
*** IMPORTANT PLEASE READ ***
By selecting a new Print/Sort Template below, your
defaults will
be changed. Your defaults are currently set as
follows(see below).
Should you desire to keep the defaults as they
are, or to revise
one or more, enter an '^' up-arrow, without
selecting a new
template name.
Default Values
==============
DIC {DIP}: L.:
FLDS: BY:
FR: TO:
Select PRINT TEMPLATE: ABC <== This is the name of
the template I made up
(Feb 03, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:04)
File #38.1
*** IMPORTANT PLEASE READ ***
By selecting a new Sort Template below, your
defaults will be
changed. Your defaults are currently set as
follow(see below).
Should you desire to keep the defaults as they
are, or to revise
one or more, enter an '^' up-arrow, without
selecting a new Sort
Template.
Default Values
==============
BY:
FR: TO:
Select SORT TEMPLATE: XYZ <== This is the name of
the template I made up
(Feb 03, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:03)
File #38.1
START WITH: FIRST// <== When you created the
template you had the
option of asking the template user the From and
To range. Just
take the defaults here and at GO TO:
GO TO: LAST//
DIC {DIP}: DGSL(38.1,// <== Automatically
"stuffed" (See FM Programmer
Manual for a detailed explanation of the DIP
variable used in
printing reports from FM's APIs.
L.: 0//
FLDS: [ABC]//
BY: [XYZ]//
FR:
TO:
DIS(0):
