Re: [U2] jBASE : PRINT FMT('6.71509648127128E-02', 'R9') error

2005-12-21 Thread Results
Marco, You need to look at the result (in this case, 6.71509648127128E-02) and see if you have an 'E', if so, you need to unconvert the scientific notation before formatting. That will work in both systems. IF INDEX(RESULT,'E,1) THEN GOSUB CONVERT.SCINOTE END PRINT

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2005-12-21 Thread Herve Balestrieri
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[U2] just because its nearly christmas

2005-12-21 Thread Bob Witney
The proliferation of modern programming languages (all of which seem to have stolen countless features from one another) sometimes make it difficult to remember what you're currently using. This guide is offered as a public service to help programmers who find themselves in such dilemmas. C:

Re: [U2] jBASE : PRINT FMT('6.71509648127128E-02', 'R9') error

2005-12-21 Thread Results
Correction: 0001: RESULT = 6.71509648127128e-02 0002: IF INDEX(RESULT,E,1) THEN 0003: GOSUB CONVERT.SCINOTE 0004: END 0005: PRINT FMT(RESULT,'R9') 0006: STOP 0007: CONVERT.SCINOTE: 0008: SCIBASE = OCONV(RESULT,'G0E1') 0009: SCIFACT =

RE: [U2] jBASE : PRINT FMT('6.71509648127128E-02', 'R9') error

2005-12-21 Thread Brian Leach
Chuck, You were right first time. Must be the hour. Number = 1.234567E+14 Base = Number[E,1,1] Factor = Number[E,2,1] Multiplier = 1 : Str(0, Factor) If Factor 0 Then Result = Base / Multiplier End Else Result = Base * Multiplier End Crt Result Should give: 1234567 Brian

RE: [U2] just because its nearly christmas

2005-12-21 Thread Hennessey, Mark F.
snip The proliferation of modern programming languages (all of which seem to have stolen countless features from one another) sometimes make it difficult to remember what you're currently using. This guide is offered as a public service to help programmers who find themselves in such dilemmas.

RE: [U2] just because its nearly christmas

2005-12-21 Thread Brian Leach
Ok if people are going to reply ... (I *was* holding myself back, okay) .NET: In week 1 you find the System.ballistics.nonpointy.shooters.guns.gun.gunparts.moving.greasy.casing. trigger interface. In week 2, you discover the required

RE: [U2] jBASE : PRINT FMT('6.71509648127128E-02', 'R9') error

2005-12-21 Thread Marco Manyevere
Thanks all, I settled for: Base = Number['E', 1, 1] Factor = Number['E', 2, 1] Result = Base * PWR(10, Factor) Regards, Marco Brian Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Chuck, You were right first time. Must be the hour. Number = 1.234567E+14 Base = Number[E,1,1] Factor =

[U2] UO.Net UniDataSet question

2005-12-21 Thread George Smith
The following is a IBM code example for the UniDataSet: UniSession m_us=UniObjects(xxx, yyy, localhost, demo, udcs); UniFile m_fl=m_us.Openfile(Customer); string[] sArray={2, 3, 4}; UniDataSet m_ds=m_fl.Read(sArray); foreach(UniRecord item in M_ds) {

Re: [U2] Using Win XP/Pro as a 'server' for Universe

2005-12-21 Thread Dave Taylor
Hi Joe, We are just completing a conversion of a customer's legacy software from R91 to UV/NT. We ran an eval. version of UV 10.x on an XP/Pro machine for conversion purposes and, unfortunately, we are still on it. We're in the process of purchasing a Win 2003 Server machine for their real UV

[U2] New Features for U2Editor

2005-12-21 Thread D Averch
We listen to our users who have tried the product and suggested changes. Version 1.0.7 (Maybe 1.0.8) is now available: 1. Added Formatting logic for both UniVerse and UniData 2. Added Alt-F (Formatting) and Alt-C (Save and Compile) hot keys 3. Added the ability to automatically send un-expected

RE: [U2] Using Win XP/Pro as a 'server' for Universe

2005-12-21 Thread David Jordan
I believe there are some restrictions in windows xp, to prevent it being a low cost server. I think there is a limit of 6 incoming tcp/ip connections to the box. It is a while back so I am vague on the details, but you should check that you can get the required number of people to logon to the

[U2] unisecurity

2005-12-21 Thread Drew Henderson
Hello all. Anyone know of any decent documentation regarding the creation of the .unisecurity file and associated SCR records (setting up telnet SSL on a unidatat system.) Thanks, Drew -- -- Drew Henderson

RE: [U2] Using Win XP/Pro as a 'server' for Universe

2005-12-21 Thread John Jenkins
NT and Win2K used to be 10 incoming IP addresses for non-server versions. Regards JayJay -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Jordan Sent: 21 December 2005 20:54 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: RE: [U2] Using Win XP/Pro as a

[U2] uniXML question on uonet7.1

2005-12-21 Thread Victor St Clair
Hello I'm working on a project using C# with UO.net with UniData 7.1 on Win2003 Server. I'm trying to use the uniXML class to retrieve an XML document from a set of associated fields in a single file. When I run the query I get a result of IBMU2.UODOTNET.UniXMLException Schema: global element:

RE: [U2] uniXML question on uonet7.1

2005-12-21 Thread Kevin King
Victor, do you have both sides of the association defined - both in the dicts (attribute 7) and in the association phrase? -Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.PrecisOnline.com --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/