--- Nancy Anthracite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does you bash profile have something like this? It
> has to look in the GTM
> distribution, not in the OV routines.
>
> # .bash_profile
>
> # Get the aliases and functions
> if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
> . ~/.bashrc
> fi
>
> # User specif
In my earlier reply, I indicated 'mulitple' was not related to data
type. But Cameron raises an interesting point in looking at it as a
data type. Hmm I guess you could consider 'table' (or 'file') as
a data type, even though FM doesn't label it that way.
Schlehuber, Cameron wrote:
T
Cameron,
I think an example is helpful. Here is menu option
#10
zwr ^DIC(19,10,*)
^DIC(19,10,0)="XUPROG^Programmer
Options^^M^1^XUPROG^^^n^^"
^DIC(19,10,1,0)="^^1^1^2930723"
^DIC(19,10,1,0,"LE")=1
^DIC(19,10,1,1,0)="This menu is used by programmers."
^DIC(19,10,10,0)="^19.01IP^6^6"
^DIC(
The fact that the data type is pointer has no relationship to the field
being multiple. Type and frequency are different ideas. So a multiple
pointer field has the potential to have several instances of a pointer
value. But that pointer value can only point to one file record and
not a sub-fi
To VA FileMan, a pointer is always "single valued" (unless it's a
Variable Pointer!!)
I want to say something from the perspective of C J Date with regard to
his Third Manifesto dealing with "nested tables" not violating First
Normal Form. VA FileMan anticipated this development and implemented i
Greg,
Thanks for your answer. I am confused, though, about
the POINTER issue. FIELD^DID says that the multiple
field is of type POINTER. Yet you say that pointers
can not point to subfiles. Are you sure on that
point?
Thanks
Kevin
--- Greg Kreis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >Furthermore
Actually, you can "point" to a sub-file using the Variable-Pointer data
type! An example of the internal value looks like this:
456;DIC(19,123,10,
Interpreted by FileMan that's menu Item 456 in Option 123.
... But I don't recommend doing that even though FM won't complain.
The point to be made he
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I have just figured out what "subfile numbers" are.
Apparently a field with multiple entries can be
accessed as a "file". For example, the ITEM field
(#10) of file 19 (OPTION) is a multiple field, and
refered to as file 19.01.
Right.
When I look at ^DIC(19,#,10,0) I fil
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I have just figured out what "subfile numbers" are.
Apparently a field with multiple entries can be
accessed as a "file". For example, the ITEM field
(#10) of file 19 (OPTION) is a multiple field, and
refered to as file 19.01.
When I look at ^DIC(19,#,10,0) I file "^19.01IP^6^6"
I can thus get t
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