You are right. Now the whole package is 966KB, so I can email it to most.
On Thursday 01 December 2005 08:46 am, Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
On Nov 30, 2005, at 9:40 PM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I made an ANSI file for importing George Timoson's Medsphere Fileman
enhancements into VistA on Cache
I have several menu items LOCKED with XUPROG,
XUMGR and other similar locks. I can delete the lock and get at
them ok. Somehow I am having trouble getting them to unlock
otherwise. Will appreciate suggestions.
thurman
Kevin
If you haven't already, check out ESIObjects (http://www.esiobjects.org). It
is an OO extension to M that uses M as the enabling language (i.e. the OO
abstraction is done similarily to what you are doing. Using M data structures,
etc).
Michael
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PUGS X=A,B,C,D
PUGW $L(X,,)
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PUG
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It seems like I saw code once
Thanks for the link. And I have looked at EsiObjects before
(briefly), and frankly I find EsiObject in need of a good
soundbyte. I.e. EsiObjects is And no more
than 5 words can go in the blank. But from what I have seen, it
just won't fit.
Even now, I just looked at the
Thanks Larry.
Kevin
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You have the XUPROG and XUMGR keys, and they are still locked?
Kevin
On 12/1/05, Thurman Pedigo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have several menu items "LOCKED" with "XUPROG",
"XUMGR" and other similar locks. I can delete the lock and get at
them ok. Somehow I am having trouble getting
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But for right now, I am seeing if I can write code in standard M
(with no
fancy tricks) that lets one store data is globals or arrays that then
act
like objects from other languages.
Kevin
I can tell you what I sometimes do:
1. Create a
Have those key assigned. Should have said
I am testing this on VistA Office. I have it working fine in FileMan and a
version of FOIA VistA. I wonder if there are some special locks in Office. I am
mostly checking to see if I can ID the best way to manage (FOIA) patient file,
so we can
--- Thurman Pedigo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have several menu items LOCKED with XUPROG, XUMGR and other
similar
locks. I can delete the lock and get at them ok. Somehow I am having
trouble
getting them to unlock otherwise. Will appreciate suggestions.
thurman
This has nothing
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I'm not sure what this last example $E(X,,,2) is supposed to show,
since it really is showing that a comma , evaluates as an integer
to zero (0) and $EXTRACT(X,0,2) is that same as $EXTRACT(X,1,2)
which is the character subsring of X from position 1 through
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have the XUPROG and XUMGR keys, and they are still locked?
Kevin
I have these keys, but if I type ??, I still see
You can also select a secondary option:
Programmer mode [XUPROGMODE]
** Locked with XUPROGMODE
Sorry for the Off Topic
post.
Is there anybody using
Vonage VoIP services. Would like to hear your experience
Alberto
I have some EsiObjects Tutorials from a way back when Greenbelt meeting. I
have them right next to my chair, tantalizing me to look at them and try this
out, but I haven't done it yet.
When I get home tonight, I will see how big they are. If you want them, email
me and I will either upload
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PUGS X=A,B,C,D
PUGW $L(X,,)
4
PUG
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Greg Woodhouse replied:
And, of course, using $EXTRACT to retrieve values
MNTS X=ABC,DEF,GHI
MNTW $E(2)
2
MNTW $E(X,,,2)
AB
I'm not sure what this last example $E(X,,,2) is supposed to show,
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Continuing...
To say that we want functions to treated as values seems a different
point than saying that to accomplish this would require the converse
situation of values being treated the same as functions (i.e.
requiring an entry in the
From the San Francisco Chronicle:
Sun Banking on Open Source
Sun Microsystems Inc. said Wednesday that it will give some of its key
software to customers for free, hoping to catapult its popularity with
businesses and developers.
The Menlo Park company will no longer charge for the Java
I really wanted to use it. I even bought a telephone-ip
adapter. Only then I found out that my telephone number that I
would be given would be in a different area code from where I live
(i.e. they have no local access points.) So I never signed up.
I read a review in a computer magazine that put
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Bhaskar
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 12:02 PM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Device attributes
On Mon, 2005-11-28 at 10:44 -0800, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
snip
That being said, I think
I'm predicting we will need to get *VistA and VistA* through this.
CCHIT is ready to begin pilot testing of its proposed criteria and
inspection methods for certifying EMRs
http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article.cms?articleId=37800
--
Nancy Anthracite
I use Primus here in Torontofor over a year nowit has had the
odd minor glitch but overall it is excellent. I am saving at least
$150-200 a month in long distance charges.
Joseph
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I really wanted to use it. I even bought a telephone-ip adapter. Only
then I
I have just today received and updated VA Demo (the one online at
www.va.gov/vista) and I have not installed it or written instructions for
installing it, but it is available for the adventurous among you. I plan to
install it, write instructions and port it to GTM in due time. Anyone who
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