Pardon being a D3 question but someone may have run into this before.
My new client has D3 on W2K. I edited MD BOB and made 001=PQN, 002=HTIME and
003=P, saved it and then type BOB at TCL and get [3] VERB?.
I type LIST CUSTOMER and get output but when I type LIST MD = CUSTOMER I get
nothing.
are listing the customer file. If you
want
to list the MD for a record called CUSTOMER, which happens to be your
CUSTOMER file, you could type LIST MD WITH *A0 CUSTOMER and it would
display it.
Eugene
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more about the development tools.
ScanNet is on the internet but only for their newer GUI developer stuff. The
Programmer's Helper looks like generated code as opposed to parameter driven
stuff.
Thanks in advance.
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I must add my 2 cents to this MV migration thing.
One of my main clients just finished a year-long conversion from Results to
Great Plains. GP is basically QuickBooks on steroids compared to Results.
Nice screens and lots of helper screens. But basically a mis-match on fields
and functionality.
Oddly enough one of my favorite clients converted from a legacy MV based
Security monitoring system (ABM) to the DICE system and I hail it as perhaps
the only migration in the 5-8 that I've participated in that was a marked
improvement. To say it was seamless would be an understatement.
This
a little like
Ishmial from Moby Dick in his focus towards a goal that isn't that clear to
everyone else.
Perhaps he should try Coyote or PicLan or any of the other MV-Based
Web-designing tools. That's all he's looking for.
my 1 cent.
Mark Johnson
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If this isn't already answered yet you could look at a WYSE-50 book with
ADDSVP emulation. Or Wintegrate with setup as addsvp.
my 1 cent.
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attempted to duplicate it so this is all they gave me so far.
Thanks in advance.
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For any of the newbies on this forum, there are a few things to mention
about READNEXT.
First, it is not married to or dependent upon LOOP...REPEAT. That's just one
of the popular ways it's used. I've seen and used it in different
structures.
Second, the dynamics of WHILE/UNTIL behave
READNEXT is a statement that lends itself to many expressions of its use.
IBM could only document its standard use and not all the possible
combinations if burying it inside of LOOPs etc.
This statement has many 'standards' and usually the house standard prevails
as it should be consistent within
I'd love to see this test. What's the hatred with the GOTO's. If they're so
bad, then let's vote to remove them from the compiler. Let's remove RETURN
TO and CLEAR while we're at it as well.
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Don't forget that the second set has the benefit of the first set leaving
some of the data in virtual memory, hence the second set would have been
longer.
my 1 cent
How about this on your similar UD system. Correct typing implied.
OPEN MASTER ELSE STOP
SELECT MASTER
START=SYS9
10 READNEXT ID
Very good question. Is BASIC Structured. And who defines the structures.
I was on a phone interview with a prospective employer a few years ago and
during that conversation he brought up the concept of GOTO's. I completely
understand GOTO's (most on this forum are GOTO-phobic) and use them
, June 17, 2004 9:32 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] WHILE READNEXT id DO
Mark Johnson wrote:
This appears to be the semi-annual GOTO holy war.
But only one side is fighting.
Leave it alone Mark. Nothing good came of it last time, and nothing good
will come of it this time. Those who believe GOTOs
) :
CRT OCONV(TOT.SALES,'MD2') 'R#15'
CRT STR('=',LPT.WIDTH)
RETURN
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Pick was also the topic of either a 2 page or 2 issue article in BYTE
magazine around 18-20 years ago.
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Another note on the differences between READNEXTS.
As I support UD/UV/D3/MCD and Native clients, I like to be consistent in my
application programs. Thus, when appropriate, I have a subroutine that I can
use blindly in my application thinking and not have to remember which format
works for which
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I respond with the GOTO perspective
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The CRT SPACE(40) should have the trailing colon. The PRINT statement has
universal appeal as it allows for an easy transition to the LPTR if that
request comes up later (it often does).
Regardless of the original design, I use PRINT exclusively for output and
reserve CRT for displaying screen
Being a PROCtologist, I'd like to know the Pr1me specific oddities.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the offer, but I noticed that some of it needs judicious
I wrote an article for Spectrum magazine (2002?) on this topic that extolled
the simplicity of a WORK-PORT# file for allowing multiple users to run the
same reports simultaneously without littering your MD (VOC) with dozens of
RPT-PORT# specific files.
Should anyone wish a copy of it, email
If I may ask what kind of kiosk application.
Thanks.
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I am using wIntegrate scripting on a Kiosk application. One of the
Not for nothin' but there are some pretty ugly I-type dict items with all
the SUBS, EQS, REUSE etc stuff. I don't have an example, but I worked on a
client's system that was converted from UV to UD and all the 10 line dicts
were converted to the UD 6/7 ones (saving the original 10 line dict in
) wasn't available and you could
only use READ so you had to protect things yourself.
This is not to be confused with manual record locking with a support table or
fields. These examples use the system LOCK command.
Thanks in advance.
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to spaces
this way. I don't recall if blank intermediate mv's produced a space or null
which confused the G4.
There were no subroutines for dict items either. MCD offered some user exits
followed by a semi-colon and the appropriate mv number but I don't recall
them working either.
Mark Johnson
want to intitiate sales inquiries just yet.
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Not for nuthin' but:
A. Why have 2 statements as shown.
B. As a programmer with knowledge of CHAR and SEQ, why don't you figure this
out for yourself. That's the basis for programming, learning the
combinations of commands and statements.
Write a loop program and print the value of KEY,
doesn't have to have a phone
handset permanently welded to her ear.
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-READ or DOS DIR) so I can't tell.
Please keep the replies limited to my question and or related to this
situation. I know full well all the possible new solutions.
Thanks in advance
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A conclusion on this hunt.
Apparently there is a consumable as a search on comp.databases.pick
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=ap+pro+boot+diskettehl=enlr=ie=UTF-8sel
m=082A2FA7D386D1119CC6006008661B490474AD40%40ftp.dataframe.netrnum=1
showed more than one instance of a 'sector' being
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Mike: Do you recommend a utility to 'scan' an application (progs procs)
for the definitions. I use the dicts as they're all in one place and I can
tried sendmail and BLAT which are fine but WIN.MLSEND
beats them all.
Please keep the replies as Wintegrate.
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Developing a socket interface is a good idea (as we have done) otherwise
loading grids can be incredibly slow.
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Subject: [U2] Wintegrate
Being U2
an Evolution in Software Development
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Subject: [U2] Wintegrate
Being U2 and Wintegrate are intimately related, anyone have any hints
on
any
dealers/VAR's that can offer a reasonable
reasonable
site licences
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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Being U2 and Wintegrate are intimately related
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Does it HAVE to be Wintegrate ? AccuTerm offer very reasonable
site licences
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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Subject: [U2] Wintegrate
Being U2 and Wintegrate are intimately related, anyone have any
Message-
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One of my frustrations with this client that already has Accuterm has
been
my inability (frustration
Character 27 ESCape is the universal lead-in character for a plethora of
non-human functions. It has no visual purpose in a stream of data coming
from a system to a device. But the device can detect it and process the
following characters based on specific purposes.
It is the lead in for
My dispatch client presently has around 15 running feet of bulletin board that
they use to dispatch approx 75 trucks/trailers daily. We would like to
incorporate a large monitor to provide this form of visibility.
Does anyone have any insight on what the largest practical monitor is and/or
any
that prints a char sequence. You could
easily do the same for Accuterm and develop a set of libraries.
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I Enjoy wintegrate
To all who care or replied to my questions about Wintegrate and/or Accuterm
automatic email.
Accuterm does have automatic email. In fact, they have 3.
Like the Wintegrate program WIN.MLSEND, Accuterm has AT.SEND.EMAIL.OUTLOOK,
AT.SEND.EMAIL.COA and AT.SEND.EMAIL.MAPI all available from their
Two observations on this thread.
1. Doesn't the word FORCE apply to delete to bypass the Y.
2. I don't trust MODIFY for that very reason. I've re-written my own and
installed it when necessary. It's hard to understand how Unidata missed
that.
my 1 cent.
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either of these 3 is far more acceptable than 0 or 99.
Of course this is my opinion after travelling through dozens of systems and
seeing hundreds of examples. I'd like to get some pros or cons.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Johnson
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specialize in. Eventually if we
keep their application somewhat up-to-date, then they will all come around
to the latest generation of MV whether U2 or D3. Most of my clients prefer
to upgrade to D3.
Thanks
Mark Johnson
However, I'm currently working for a client with a..Legacy Pick
system
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Mark Johnson wrote:
Is Chuck Results Barouch related to the Results Application for
Microdata.
I still have
management. That is a real different
thing on native versus network versions of D3/MvBase.
Hopefully this helps.
Mark Johnson
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Does
Speaking of MVBase, what is the TERM I equivilent. I loaded Wintegrate onto
a client and couldn't match the term types in wintegrate.
Thanks.
Mark Johnson
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) with the external (SETPTR)
statements, I just assume 55 lines per page and do my own line counters,
page numbers and heading routines. That would make it easy to know the page
number for the 2nd pass.
My 1 cent
Mark Johnson
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and got most of
the features done, albeit with difficulty with changing form-queues.
I have one MVBase client and if they ever decide, I will switch them to D3
in an instant.
Thanks.
Mark Johnson
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I work with U2 and non U2 MV's (MVBase, D3, MCD, most natives) and
SP-EDIT
is a pain. It's so old school it's a shame D3
THEN REC3=BOB
; WRITE REC ON BILL
This is probably my most favorite utility as I am constantly testing for
tiny code snippets.
Hopefully this works for many of you.
Mark Johnson
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Slight Correction:
The UD version should be globally cataloged and not have the MD proc. I've
been spending a lot of time with my D3 clients and forgot about that method.
You could also use PROCREAD and the MD item with all flavors.
Thanks.
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in WIN.MLSEND. There is a parameter called OPTS
that the RTFM indicates for values of 0,1 2 but no html indicator.
Thus, how would I send a formatted report through WIN.MLSEND to keep the
columns uniform etc.
Thanks in advance.
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Dear All.
Wintegrate has WIN.MLSEND which is a great replacement for the BLAT that
I've
installed on my clients.
Unfortunately, when sending formatted
Two printer questions:
First, any recommendations on a multiple paper printer. For example, the first
page would be tray 1 with a letterhead, Page 2 would be a form using tray 2
and pages 3,4,5 etc would be tray 3 having white paper.
Have a working knowledge of HP PCL (5/6) I just don't know
) print PCL5 ending sequences (usually [Esc]+E)
6) sp-close
7) sp-assign
Hope this helps.
Bill
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Burying the subroutine in EVAL or an I-type Dict item is a little expensive,
typing-wise. Also having a program to parse the request and CASE itself
through the number of parameters is also limited.
Basically, my PRINT response will handle everything as easily as it implies.
I use it dozens of
Biased as I may be, but my PRINT example program will handle any of this and
much, much more instead of writing (and forgetting about) miscellaneous
procs and other small, limited use programs. It will give you more.
A problem with sending stuff to a proc is knowing how many parameters are
controlled
environment.
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Biased as I may be, but my PRINT example program will handle any
.
Thanks for your response.
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Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 10/20/2004 08:53:46
AM:
In fact, I welcome any
it. :-) We should all post our free programs
there.
Bill
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[snipped
on this subject.:)
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True, but don't throw the baby out with the bathwater
Inserted a new page at the beginning, wrote her letter and then
just printed the first page. It kept a tidy archive of all the little stuff.
Mark Johnson
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, 2004, at 17:17, Mark Johnson wrote:
Perhaps 90% of standard stupid test programs can be
eliminated with PRINT.
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I could write a book on that topic. I have around 9-12 clients in MV (and 3
in MS Access) and the 'eat when you work' aspect is very true. I'm making
more $ than when I worked full-time at a 100 user MCD end user 13 years ago.
But I'm also working much harder and more concentratedly being under
EDI is alive and living within a few of my clients. Perhaps it isn't classic
EDI with the third party standards facilitating the 'partners'. But any
Electronic Data Interchange either through email attachments, FTP files, XML
etc qualifies as EDI.
Perhaps the third party concept is stagnated
Again, that could be replaced with my disposable single line PRINT statement
without having to remember where you put it.
So...create more intelligent test programs -- Data driven software is a
wonderful thing! I wrote this one (OCONV.TEST) to do just the sort of
things you've noted above:
a subroutine
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:12:12 -0400
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I still maintain my opinion of most of these stupid' test programs
because
many of them look like this:
001 PROMPT '
002 INPUT ANS
003 PRINT OCONV(ANS,MD2,$Z)
004 END
and another one looks
That seems to be a nice compromise.
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opinion
Goto's are fine in user interface validation code if they remain within
the
Anyone have an idea what TERM I (capital letter EFGH-I) converts to on an
MV-BASE system if I want to use Wintegrate. The normal emulator is MV-Term.
I'm not on the host and it's a W2K OS.
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Are the inserted values whole attributes or one or more multi-valued lines.
If they're the mv'd lines, then one could argue that dim arrays are faster.
If you're inserting a whole attribute, then dynamic is the only way without
a lot of bubbling.
my 1 cent.
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You might want to Google John Spicer. He wrote some stuff in the mid 1970's
which became standard issue on later releases. Haven't heard of him since
1979. He I worked at DCT/MSL with Ted for Microdata in Union NJ.
My 1 cent.
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If Dave Miller reads this, please have him drop me a line. I picked up after
him at Pantone.
Thanks.
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Maybe Dave Miller
I had a conversion client a few years ago that used ScreenGen which was an
ABS-based 4GL. Extremely fast but had to scrap it as their AlphaMicro system
was showing signs of crashing and they went to a standard package on D3/AIX.
How fast you might ask? It supported 230 simultaneous serial users
Unlike yesterday's systems, do you feel it necessary today? I can easily do
it in PROC but now-a-days there's so much EXECUTE/DATA statements that it
may be harder to program than letting a single SELECT process.
Just Curious.
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Since we're on MVBase I have a bone to Pick (no pun intended).
Is there any upgrade to their command stacker. It's pathetic, especially
since it retains every executable statement, not just the ones I type. Thus,
it very easily exceeds the display (20) and I spend more time finding the
previous
All this and it probably pays $45K max.
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Subject: [U2] [Ad] Universe/Unidata Programmer Needed - Denver
Small healthcare organization in Denver seeking a
In all of my travels of code before me at my clients, I have never seen a
convoluted SELECT statement broken up into 2 or more pieces for effeciency
reasons. I stumbled on the idea around 9 years ago trying to squeeze a few
more drops of speed from a 386-based system running InfoQuest. I saw the
find out what the
position pays and THEN complain about it?
-Kevin
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Perhaps it illustrates an employer's market, keeping the salaries as
low as possible while requiring an alphabet soup
need
to look at the market in a particular geographical area...
--
Debster
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And this negative attitude serves what value, exactly?
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I never knew that multiple SELECTS were so popular. I truly have not run
into them before except at my doing.
Mark.
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I
Are DATA statements accumulative until used?
I see the following on a UD (MCD flavor) and it now appears to not work.
Sequence in question:
DATA X
DATA Y
EXECUTE RUN PROG ABC
I usually would have
DATA X:@AM:Y
EXECUTE RUN PROG ABC
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be switched
on
for PICK style ECL syntax - DET-SUPP, COPY (O, etc, and there is BASICTYPE
'm' for McDuck behaviour in UniBASIC. There are then numerous
UDT.OPTIONS -
over a hundred these days.
Cheers,
Ken
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Are DATA statements accumulative until used?
I see
that MVterm still
'owns' the PC file. Only by logging off and closing MVterm does the PC file
become available.
I RTFM and there is a ULOCK but it's unrelated. Any suggestions.
Thanks in advance.
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. Only by logging off and closing MVterm does the PC
file
become available.
I RTFM and there is a ULOCK but it's unrelated. Any suggestions.
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UOPEN to re-open the
same filevariable but to a different file,
which should force a close of the old file?
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[...] MVbase running on W2k.
UOPEN, UCREATE, UREAD, UWRITE etc.
[...] process is complete and file should be available,
you
could be found.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Johnson.
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much snippage
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to a temp folder, I
would use Accuterm to load in those filenames and offer them to the user for
proper pc-filenaming to attach to the application.
I would appreciate any insight on this.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Johnson
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To further increase your speed with the file copy method use the Overwrite
option (O when writing the data back to the cleared desired file from the
temp file. This prevents the COPY command from seeing if the record exists
and offering up the message. Technically if any target file is cleared,
I agree. Be careful to not trip over a record written in later frames.
Although WRITE after DELETE prevents the problem.
I have an observed question. Is there any MV flavor that requires the null
expression for DICT with opening the DATA level of a file. I stopped using
that unnecessary code over
Sort of like deleting MV's backwards in an attribute to not miss any. Been
there as well.
- Original Message -
From: Dean Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 2:04 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] LOOP or GOTO on READNEXT
Your understanding of the BASIC
UD supports
LOOP WHILE READNEXT ID DO
D3 Supports
LOOP READNEXT ID ELSE EXIT UNTIL 0 DO
I don't recall what UV supports but it does have a streamlined version
without needing the tired EOF=0 or DONE=0 scenarios.
My 1 cent.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Schexnayder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you've got Wintegrate already installed, then keep with wintegrate. It's
pretty link-friendly.
If you're evaluating before purchasing, keep in mind the high price (near
$200US per license). I just went through this process having been a long
time user of wintegrate but couldn't keep a straight
allows PgUp/PgDn using
[Ctrl][Shift]+PageUp and [Ctrl][Shift]+PageDn. You can also scroll up and
down a line at a time by using [Ctrl][Shift]+UpArrow, etc, etc, etc.
Bill
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Be careful of consecutive speed tests. With memory caching and virtual
memory, the second process benefits from the first process loading and/or
leaving data in memory.
That may invalidate your victory if the second test won.
My 1 cent.
P.S. The GOTO Holy war will never end until it's removed
decrease as I have a lot more windows open now.
Allen
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mark Johnson
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 10:35
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [U2] LOOP or GOTO on READNEXT
Be careful of consecutive speed
My own redundant contributions may represent a style that is prevelant and
cleaning it up may reduce volume. If the first poster asks What's 2+2 and
I may know the answer, I reply with '4'. There may be 15 replies from
other members with similar answers.
Perhaps one solution (and I should take my
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