Depending on your basictype, you'd be wanting either READLIST or READSELECT.
READLIST dyn.array.var [FROM list.num] {THEN statements [END] | ELSE
statements [END]}
Synonym
READSELECT (BASICTYPE P only)
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Dave Walker
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How about COPY-LIST?
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Depending on your basictype, you'd
Walker
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Depending on your basictype, you'd be wanting either READLIST or READSELECT.
READLIST dyn.array.var [FROM list.num] {THEN statements [END] | ELSE
statements
an overwriting clause option (although it would
be easy enough to add in.
George
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In a message dated 7/20/2005 5:41:57 AM Pacific Daylight Time, writes:
I tried using SAVE-LIST FILENAME ITEMNAME but it doesn't seem to work,
the FILENAME in question is a type 30, and the help page
says it needs
to be a type 1 or 19.
Is there a way to get this to work on a
From: George Gallen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looks like I'll be making a VOC to do the save/copy, only problem
is I need to put in all the accounts that I want to use it in.
Consider a system VOCLIB with remote pointers to the items from the
accounts that use them. That way if you have to tweak the
George,
It should be there, but it ain't.
But for this one it is easier to roll your own verb, than any other
course of action.
Just flesh out the following with error handling, @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE,
and maybe a get(arg.) for FROM [listno] for numbered select lists,
@SYSTEM.RE
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