RE: [U2] UV sentence stack

2007-09-15 Thread Stevenson, Charles
 You may wish to add to the wiki that 99 is a tunable number in the
 ~/uv/uvconfig file as HISTSTK NN where NN = 99 as the default. If you
 wish, you can reduce or enlarge that number, which is what SYSTEM(33)
 will then return.

Or, given the nature of wikis, you may wish to add depth of content
yourself.  There's a lot that's cursory.

I wish someone more experienced with wikis would go to that article edit
or add hyperlinks and better indexing.
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RE: [U2] UV sentence stack

2007-09-14 Thread Stevenson, Charles
The command stack is also available as @COMMAND.STACK, which actually
compiles as SYSTEM(33).

UV documentation erroneously says SYSTEM(33) returns only the last
command, but Ray's right. It has the whole stack. 
I'm correcting the U2UG WIKI page for SYSTEM(n) to say:

   33 Dynamic array containing the last 99 commands executed.  
  (IBM doc erroneously says: Returns the last command on the
command stack.)
  @COMMAND.STACK is equivalent.  It compiles as SYSTEM(33).

cds

-Original Message-
From: Ray Wurlod

The UniVerse sentence stack isn't stored anywhere.  It is kept in the
user's printer shared memory segment while the user is active.  The .L
command and the SYSTEM() function retrieve it from there.

When the user exits from UniVerse, and if the VOC item STACKWRITE is set
to ON, then the command stack is saved in SAVEDLISTS as others have
posted.  But it does not go there until the user exits from UniVerse.

The command stack can be deliberately saved to SAVEDLISTS, for example
via the SAVE.STACK command, but this is not an automatic operation.
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RE: [U2] UV sentence stack

2007-09-14 Thread karlp
quote who=Stevenson, Charles
 The command stack is also available as @COMMAND.STACK, which actually
 compiles as SYSTEM(33).

 UV documentation erroneously says SYSTEM(33) returns only the last
 command, but Ray's right. It has the whole stack.
 I'm correcting the U2UG WIKI page for SYSTEM(n) to say:

33 Dynamic array containing the last 99 commands executed.
   (IBM doc erroneously says: Returns the last command on the
 command stack.)
   @COMMAND.STACK is equivalent.  It compiles as SYSTEM(33).

You may wish to add to the wiki that 99 is a tunable number in the
~/uv/uvconfig file as HISTSTK NN where NN = 99 as the default. If you
wish, you can reduce or enlarge that number, which is what SYSTEM(33) will
then return.

Karl


 cds

 -Original Message-
 From: Ray Wurlod

 The UniVerse sentence stack isn't stored anywhere.  It is kept in the
 user's printer shared memory segment while the user is active.  The .L
 command and the SYSTEM() function retrieve it from there.

 When the user exits from UniVerse, and if the VOC item STACKWRITE is set
 to ON, then the command stack is saved in SAVEDLISTS as others have
 posted.  But it does not go there until the user exits from UniVerse.

 The command stack can be deliberately saved to SAVEDLISTS, for example
 via the SAVE.STACK command, but this is not an automatic operation.
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Re: [U2] UV sentence stack

2007-07-17 Thread Ray Wurlod
The UniVerse sentence stack isn't stored anywhere.  It is kept in the user's 
printer shared memory segment while the user is active.  The .L command and 
the SYSTEM() function retrieve it from there.

When the user exits from UniVerse, and if the VOC item STACKWRITE is set to ON, 
then the command stack is saved in SAVEDLISTS as others have posted.  But it 
does not go there until the user exits from UniVerse.

The command stack can be deliberately saved to SAVEDLISTS, for example via 
the SAVE.STACK command, but this is not an automatic operation.
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