Yes, I see your point. I wonder if the integer gets treated like a
string in the first instance. I wonder what the result with FILEVARS1
would be.
-John
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Anthony W.
Reading my own response just made me realize what's going on. I think
Jerry's response was right. I remember many years ago (I won't say how
many) when we were on much slower hardware, explaining to a coworker
that it was better to use dimensioned arrays when possible because they
were faster to
Surely it is just a pointer to the file and the position in that file - i
open many multi gigabyte files using openseq and i would not expect the udt
process to allocate tens of Gig at that time for the readseq operations ...
It should be a tiny piece of memory to act as a pointer !! ??
I encountered problems with the U2 Web services Developer (1.1.0) not
displaying all the tabs for the various windows in the editor. There are
transparent areas where the borders or tabs should be. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Patrick
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Only the UV or UD developers could say for sure, but I'd venture to
guess that multi-gigabyte sequential files weren't envisioned when the
dimensioned array code was written. Maybe there's never been a request
to revisit it. I quit using dimensioned arrays probably around the late
90's when
Quick, maybe not necessarily U2 related, question. We are looking to
generate Code 128 Barcodes from an HP LaserJet printer. Testing on a
4050, but the production printer (yet to be purchased) will be an HP
LaserJet 9050.
I'm leaning toward using a soft font, but was wondering if anyone out
Looks like putting a sequential file in a dimensioned array makes
it go out and reserve a block of memory the size of the entire file.
Doubtful..
I'm guessing under the hood the array will resolve to a series of pointers
somewhere down the track, but those pointers will need to be cast to
I'm assuming you mean the tabs have disappeared. You can go to WindowShow
View and add the tabs back you are missing.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Clarke, Patrick
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:20
Marc,
Tom Pellitieri who is active on this list has a routine that will print
a barcode from Basic to a HP printer.
Would that be helpful?
Jeff
On 05/18/2010 03:45 PM, Caminiti, Marc wrote:
Quick, maybe not necessarily U2 related, question. We are looking to
generate Code 128 Barcodes
We bought the bar code modules (hardware cards) from HP. While these
were not free, they have worked out rather well.
--Bill
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Caminiti,
Marc
Sent: Tuesday, May 18,
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.databases.pick/browse_thread/thread/2529
1158ebe10314/9036f6c8e439fb7f?lnk=gstq=code+128#9036f6c8e439fb7f
Or do a search on google groups for code 128 in comp.databases.pick ;
David Church posted a code128 PCL generator back in '97. I've not used it,
but I
Check out Print Wizard from Rasmussen Software. It will give you a
XML like markup language to use to specify forms printing and bar
codes. http://www.anzio.com/
Ken
At 01:45 PM 5/18/2010, you wrote:
Quick, maybe not necessarily U2 related, question. We are looking to
generate Code 128
I couldn't resist the urge to try it. Works fine from what I've tried so
far, but I did tweak it to return the PCL code back to the calling program
instead of just printing it. I had to issue a PCL reset before the bar code
content to get our Kyocera copier to switch to PCL mode and render it.
In message
e6179e13392ec14aabcd5272c3aedd61124ed...@exchangesvr.momtex.com, John
Hester jhes...@momtex.com writes
Yes, I see your point. I wonder if the integer gets treated like a
string in the first instance. I wonder what the result with FILEVARS1
would be.
Illegal assignment.
You can't
Quick search on the archive shows results from an identical
thread from just 3 months ago. Here was my response, the
recommendation remains the same.
http://listserver.u2ug.org/pipermail/u2-users/2010-February/00279
2.html
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Marc,
If you are using a small Laserjet or a 9050, why spend extra money on
hardware or software products which might tie you to a specific setup,
when you can use a Basic subroutine to print your Code 128 barcode (or
many other codes) anywhere on the page you want it? I've done the grunt
From: Charlie Noah
Sorry, Tony, I have the greatest respect you you, but
printing barcode is just too easy to pay a lot for it.
Not a problem, Charlie, and thanks. You're right that for any
one job it often doesn't make sense to purchase a tool. When I
make posts like this, my
On Tue, 18 May 2010, Charlie Noah wrote:
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Sorry, Tony, I have the greatest respect you you, but printing barcode is just
too easy to pay a lot for it.
Who said anything about paying a lot? You can get started in Print
Wizard for $99 or $300, depending on configuration. How much is your
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