...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Kebbon Irwin
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Hi Ed,I am pretty sure that PQN procs are supported in Unidata, I have never
used them or seen a manual for them. Like you I have not found anything
.
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I use PQN PROCs regularly, including indirect buffer
+1200
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Hi Kebbon,
I don't like Procs, but
* Set the primary input buffer as active
SP
* Activate the primary output buffer
STOFF
* Alternatively, clear both output buffers and make the primary the active one
RO
* Set the input buffer pointer
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On May 7, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Kebbon Irwin wrote:
Anyone know/remember how to do this:I have a string in my input buffer
XX*YYYNNI want to place just YYYNN in my output bufferI feel I should be
able to do this without writing my own user mode
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Hi Ed,I am pretty sure that PQN procs are supported in Unidata, I have never
used them or seen a manual for them. Like you I have not found anything in the
udtdocs
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Guide to ProVerb - UniVerse proc documentation.
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Of Kebbon Irwin
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Hi Ed,I am pretty sure that PQN procs are supported in Unidata, I have never
used them or seen a manual for them. Like you I have not found anything in
the udtdocs
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Subject: Re: [U2] Proc question
PQN procs are supported in unidata for sure. Just wasn't sure if the
conversions on the MV command work there.
You can use the universe proverb documentation as a starting point for working
with procs in unidata, but there are a lot
Hi Kebbon,
I don't like Procs, but
* Set the primary input buffer as active
SP
* Activate the primary output buffer
STOFF
* Alternatively, clear both output buffers and make the primary the active one
RO
* Set the input buffer pointer to the first (or whatever) parameter
S1
* Move a
On May 7, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Kebbon Irwin wrote:
Anyone know/remember how to do this:I have a string in my input buffer
XX*YYYNNI want to place just YYYNN in my output bufferI feel I should be able
to do this without writing my own user mode or a program that does a
Look for any PROCREAD or PROCWRITE statements as well in the programs.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 4:41 PM
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Bob Woodward wrote:
Maybe I'm just missing
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
RI
RO
OA number of lines that display the available menu choices ...
OEnter choice +
IP:
IF # A X
IF A = 1 GO 100
...
IF A = 99 GO 990
You might as well use the multi-valued IF/GO, ie.
IF A = 1]...]99 GO 100]...]990
Where ] is a value-mark character. Then
Bob,
This is from memory, so I trust someone will affirm/correct my
prognosis, but isn't the PIB (primary input buffer) cleared when you
execute the program. So when you return, A (or answer, A1 assumed) is
now null?
-Baker
My problem is when I come back from one of the PROGxx.PROC's, I'm not
Bob,
Does the called PROC have an RI in it by any chance? That
would clear the input buffers and leave nothing for the original PROC to
use in the IF A statement.
--Ron P.
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Something in the far reaches of my mind tells me that you need to do
something like use a left paren instead of a bracket, like
IF A = 1 (PROD.PL PROG1.PROC
Can't try it right now to verify, though, sorry!
-Dianne
Bob Woodward wrote:
Hi folks,
Maybe I'm just missing the finer points of
If this is for universe, the problem here stems from the fact that your
[PROD.xx procs are stomping all over the buffers of the main menu proc.
There's not really much you can do about that, but you could modify your
main proc slightly as follows:
0001: PQ
002 F-OPEN 1 VOC
003 XNO VOC
004 10 C
Two thoughts,
1) Change the IF A = to IF A1 =, i.e. specify the input buffer.
2) Are any of the PROGxx.PROC doing an RI? This will clear the input
buffer.
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Bob,
If A1 gets overwritten in PROD.PL PROG1.PROC, then it won't be 1 when you
come back to the menu proc. Are you being careful to preserve the value in
A1 when you are in the called proc?
Susan M. Lynch
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/25/2006 04:10:18 PM:
2) Are any of the PROGxx.PROC doing an RI? This will clear the input
buffer.
Doesn't matter. The simple fact of using '[' to initiate the subroutine
PROC
was enough to cause the automatic clearing of the buffers.
And using '(' will cause
Bob Woodward wrote:
Maybe I'm just missing the finer points of PROC processing. I've got a
MENU proc that's structured like this:
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
OA number of lines that display the available menu choices
...
OEnter choice +
IP:
IF # A X
IF A = 1 [PROD.PL PROG1.PROC
IF A = 1 G 10
...
As always, the top quality abilities of the folks on this list keep me
in awe.
My major flaw was in the assumption that PROC processing is like PROGRAM
processing. I now know that there is only one set of buffers, period.
Next were the good suggestions on how to properly accomplish what I was
, January 25, 2006 1:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] PROC question
If this is for universe, the problem here stems from the fact
that your [PROD.xx procs are stomping all over the buffers of
the main menu proc.
There's not really much you can do about that, but you
, 2006 1:35 PM
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Bob:
I used to be pretty proficient in PROC and have never heard of this...but
that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. :-)
Bill
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Thanks, everyone. I got exactly the answer I was afraid I would get.
Yes, my mind is fried... heavy sigh
Because of system programming standards, I need to stay with a PROC but
I was hoping to be able to streamline them a little bit.
I appreciate the answers
Bob Woodward wrote:
What I want to be able to do is:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1];[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2];G 10
In RPL the subvalue mark is used to accomplish this:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1]\[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2]\G 10
Use ctrl-\ for the subvalue mark.
I'm positive that we can do GS 10\GS
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Bob Woodward wrote:
What I want to be able to do is:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1];[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2];G 10
In RPL the subvalue mark is used to accomplish this:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1]\[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2]\G 10
Use ctrl-\ for the subvalue mark
That type of functionality is not possible (unless PROC has been modified
since I worked in it) - that's the reason you can't find anything in the
documentation. You have a choice of doing it the way you are, or using
GOSUB/GOTO to define the multiple lines as a subroutine.
Maybe something like this?
IF A = 5 G 500
...
500 C
[USER.PL BASIC1
[USER.PL BASIC2
G 10
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Hi folks,
I
Why not form GO TO blocks?
Example:
5 C Print Menu
T C
O MENU
10 C Input Menu Option
IP
IF A = 1 GO 100
IF A = 2 GO 200
IF A = 3 GO 300
GO 10
100 C First menu Option
HRUN USER.PL BASIC.PGM1
P
HRUN USER.PL BASIC.PGM2
P
GO 5
200 C Second Menu Option
HRUN USER.PL BASIC.PGM4
P
HRUN USER.PL
The only sensible ways are:
1. Subroutines
GOSUB n
n MV #1 blah
P
..
RSUB
2. Ext subroutines
C has commands
[file someproc]
3. Execute something sensible like a paragraph and give up using ugly PROCs
Brian Like PROC - ugly but works
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Wouldn't you rather just rewrite the proc in basic?
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Hi folks,
I can't find anything in the
Thanks, everyone. I got exactly the answer I was afraid I would get.
Yes, my mind is fried... heavy sigh
Because of system programming standards, I need to stay with a PROC but
I was hoping to be able to streamline them a little bit.
I appreciate the answers everyone offered, including the
It's been a LONG time ... I can remember writing a whole PL suite in
MDIS PROC (don't ask...)
I recall that in PQN procs you could have a construct such as
PQN
M
RI
IP:
IF %1 = 1]2]3]4]5 G 10]20]30]40]50
T Bad entry
G B
10 XTEN
20 XTWENTY
30 XTHIRTY
40 XFORTY
50 XFIFTY
Etc - or whatever
Goo'day, Jay Jay and .
At 22:29 11/01/06 +, you wrote:
It's been a LONG time ... I can remember writing a whole PL suite in
MDIS PROC (don't ask...)
I recall that in PQN procs you could have a construct such as
PQN
M
RI
IP:
IF %1 = 1]2]3]4]5 G 10]20]30]40]50
That's the MDIS
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