Allen,
I don't see the IN() form of input in my documention for Universe 10.1.18.
Eric
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I think you
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Allen,
I don't see the IN() form of input in my documention for Universe 10.1.18.
Eric
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in a loop, exactly
what you need for word processing or ANYKEY stuff
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Allen
, 2008 10:50 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] Press any key to continue...
On a lot of screens here , I force end-users to type 'x' to exit (per the
following code) so that they do not bypass an error message screen.
I also use square brackets [#] on a single-character prompts and
triangular
brackets
Well, the actual question asks why it occurs, not really how to fix it,
So...
In Universe Basic one doesn't have to define the length of an input value,
tho' one can,
eg INPUT ANS,1
Instead it allows any length of input, so a space bar entry might just be
part of a string entered - as one
If I could extend the question just a little ... would anyone like to share
their Standard.Input.Sub that they call from all their input screens. Its
always illuminating to see how others do it.
-Baker
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen Egerton
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Dennis Bartlett wrote:
snip
One way to beat this, and still allow you to use a single space as an exit
character
You can also try ANS = KEYIN()
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Hi All,
We were coding a standard INPUT ANS
You might want to look at CINPUT.SUB.B in the APP.PROGS file in the UV
account.
Roy
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We had one user (a lawyer - go figure) complain, quite vigorously, that the
Shift key wouldn't be accepted as ANY key.
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
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From: Steve Ferries
Hi All,
We were coding a standard INPUT ANS after asking a user to Press any
key to continue We
In this case, simply re-labeling the Enter key as Any would be the
best way to proceed
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Ah. a new product line MS Keyboard, esquire
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In this case, simply
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In this case, simply re-labeling the Enter key as Any would be the
best way to proceed
INPUT ANS,1
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analyst
IBM Certified Solutions Expert
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While INPUT ANS,1 will work most of the time, if the user decides to
press the backspace key or even the ESC key, nothing will happen.
An alternative is:
ANS = KEYIN()
CLEARINPUT
Which will grab a single character (including a backspace, etc). Note:
if the keystroke sends two characters (eg.
You can either:
Press N at the prompt itself or
Use the NOPAGE option
LIST VOC NOPAGE
Brian
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type 'N'
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How can I skip Press any key to continue... during:
LIST VOC command?
LIST VOC (N
Or
LIST VOC NO.PAGE
Or press N on the first 'Press any key.' to skip all the rest.
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That would be the NOPAGE keyword. Add that to the end of your statement
as in:
LIST VOC NOPAGE
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
UnitedHealthcare's Mid-Atlantic Health Plans
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/12/2006 10:11:53 AM:
How can I skip Press any key to
LIST VOC NOPAGE
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How can I skip Press any key to continue... during:
Do you mean:
LIST VOC NOPAGE
Ron Sharcott (3635)
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How can I skip Press any key to continue...
LIST VOC NO.PAGE (Universe anyway)
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How can I skip Press
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