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Gary, Bill, Peter, others
Thanks for your response. Unfortunatelly there
hasn't been much activity on undocumented stuff during my vacation, so I figure
the hoover functions remains undocumented for now. I'll let you know if I ever
figure out what kind of data theese are built for.
I'm still waiting your responses for language identification words that can
be extracted with following code I mailed earlier. I did made minor change
though to catch the 'User defined error' -string, which seem to be pretty good
identification string. (Right now I have English, Finnish and Danish versions,
so I'm still missing plenty of MapInfo localization languages.)
I'll sum theese later on and pass the result to Bill Thoen for
archive.
Thanks in advance,
Anssi
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Include "mapbasic.def" Declare Sub Main Declare Sub Errorlist Global i, iRange As Integer Global strDump As String Sub Main CLS Dim fname As String iRange = 2^16/2 fname = PathToDirectory$(TempFileName$("")) & "mapinfo.err" Open File fname For Output As #1 Charset "WindowsLatin1" i = 1 ProgressBar "Checking errorlist..." Calling Errorlist Range iRange If CommandInfo(CMD_INFO_STATUS) Then Note "Operation completed" Else Note "Operation interrupted" End If Close File #1 Run Program "Notepad.exe " & fname End Sub Sub Errorlist Dim iError, iLoop, j As Integer Dim strError As String Dim start_time As Float start_time = Timer() OnError Goto PRINTERROR Do While i < iRange And Timer() - start_time < 1 'for some reason following three codes will freeze the machine If i Not In(2209,2212,6244) Then Error i End If BACKAGAIN: i = i+1 Loop If i > iRange-1 Then ProgressBar = -1 Else ProgressBar = i End If Exit Sub PRINTERROR: strError = LTrim$(RTrim$(Error$())) iError = Err() strDump = Format$(iError,"00000") & " " & Right$(strError,Len(strError)-InStr(1,strError,")")) iLoop = 1 Do While iLoop iLoop = InStr(iLoop+1,strDump,Chr$(10)) If iLoop Then strDump = Left$(strDump, iLoop) & Chr$(9) & Chr$(9) & Right$(strDump, Len(strDump)-iLoop) End If Loop
If Right$(strError,Len(Str$(i))+1) <> Str$(i) & "." Or i = 1 Then Print #1, strDump End If If i < iRange Then Resume BACKAGAIN Else Exit Sub End If End Sub '*********************************** |
- MI Undocumented (revisited) Anssi Joutsiniemi
- Re: MI Undocumented (revisited) Gary Schwartz
- Anssi Joutsiniemi
