Frank,
I believe you are using the Windows version of R:BASE!
In that case, I recommend that you use the PAUSE command.
For more details and examples:
http://www.RSyntax.com
You may also want to look into:
. EEP Restricted Commands
. EEP Specific Commands
If you need to display "conditional variable(s)" in a
form, I would suggest to pre-define and place those
variable object(s) in form with colorful properties.
Have Fun!
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
At 10:39 AM 10/22/2001 -0600, Frank Carruba wrote:
>>>>
I am having difficultly getting a write command to work.
I am using a region with multiple tiers on a form. The
last data item I invoke a procedure that derives a few
variables. These work fine as seen in the trace watch
list. I then issue write .v_item = 10 at 20,70 yellow
on blue restore screen off return Nothing displays.
All rows are saved and the data looks good. SO I know
the form is working properly it just appears that the
write statements are not working. Any thoughts?
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