Yes I know
that's why I asked if it would do.
It was by no means clear if formatting and headings
were required...
BTW what does ud LIST ... ALL do when there are multiple
dict entries for the same field? Does it list all of them
and if not - how does it select wich one to use ?
--mats
Or move LIST to VOCLIB, setup LIST as an R type in the VOC pointing
to VOCLIB and use F4 in the R VOC entry to invoke a remote
subroutine that can then modify the sentence.
Regards
Ian Stuart
Ken Wallis wrote:
Larry Hiscock wrote:
How about just adding a phrase to each DICT called ALL
Would LIST.ITEM be an answer ?
At least it lists all the fields...
-- mats
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Ohoh. I like that!
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On 12/2/05, Marilyn Hilb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ohoh. I like that!
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Unfortunately, LIST-ITEM is just a raw record dump and does not display
field names (just numbers) and does not apply the appropriate
conversions for numbers, dates, times, etc.
I like letting REVISE build the @REVISE item- why not call it from a
trigger whenever the dict is updated? Or you
Larry Hiscock wrote:
How about just adding a phrase to each DICT called ALL that
lists all of
the D-type items?
[snip]
One time setup, then it's available for their use.
And then they have to maintain it for ever? Or shall I put a trigger on the
dictionary of every file that updates the
