Mike --
Sounds like you figured out a safe way to do it. If you ever want to do
VistA development, my wiki post on the recommended way to configure
development environments
(http://openforum.worldvista.org/~forum/index.php?title=Software_Development_%28WG1%29_Version_Control_%28T3%29)
may
So THAT is what is happening to the frog population!
On Tuesday 18 July 2006 12:42, K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
Mike --
Sounds like you figured out a safe way to do it. If you ever want to do
VistA development, my wiki post on the recommended way to configure
development environments
Bhaskar,
Thanks for the references! I forgot about the Acculturation CD, but my
only problem with it was the need to boot it. Most of my development
time is spent in little snippets between patients and I need the
computer booted with Windoze for my dictation system. I can PuTTY to the
linux
Thanks for the suggestion, Mike.
Incidentally, with VMWare being free, you could potentially just run the
live CD in a virtual mmachine. Also, I wonder if John Leo Zimmer can
tell us how to set up a CoLinux environment for a Linux live CD...
Regards
-- Bhaskar
Mike Schrom wrote, on
I got it the first time. Everything else you've sent me has arrived in
duplicate. One copy addressed to my address, one to hardhats. The
message with the routines came alone, addressed directly to me. On this
message, the copy from hardhats has this as sender:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think it
Kevin, I replied to you off list.
My hunch was correct, modifying a different Linux user's .bashrc and
.bash-profile to remove references to VistA and set up separate
directories for GT.M routines and globals worked. With PuTTY, I managed to:
Using username mschrom.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s
Mike,
Good. At first, when I first read your message, I thought you were
having trouble getting ^XUP to work, and I was going to try to ensure
that you had your directories set up properly etc. But I see that you
are wanting to avoid messing up your VistA. So good, you have
achieved that.
But
Kevin,
My approach has been about the same, except that I'm already on my third
install, and I sure did trash the first two to the point of
unusability. Since Hui OpenVista is so much easier to install (Thanks
Branden!), I'm not too concerned about having to replace it, but I would
like to
Mike,
I think your import plans are definitely do-able, and not such a big
pipe dream. Would you like me to send you my code so you can see how
I did it? I think you would find my code more readable than the
traditional fileman format. I tend to layout my code such that it
looks like c code.
Sure, send it along!
Thanks, Mike
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Mike,
I think your import plans are definitely do-able, and not such a big
pipe dream. Would you like me to send you my code so you can see how
I did it? I think you would find my code more readable than the
traditional fileman
I tried sending the file, and it was rejected. Any idea why? Kevin
On 7/13/06, Mike Schrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure, send it along!
Thanks, Mike
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Mike,
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Using Tomcat but need to do
I just got my copy of Richard Walters' book, M Programming, and I want
to try writing a few simple M programs (one project is to parse my
external patient data to put it into a form suitable for importing into
VistA via Fileman). However, I would like to avoid screwing up my VistA
I am not thinking that I even need to copy the database. First, I intend
to practice writing programs. That I should be able to do directly from
GT.M, as a different user with a .bash profile that does not point to
the VistA globals. Then, I plan to write a simple routine to extract
data from
In Cache, you can map your routines elsewhere. In GTM, there is a way of
setting up the path to the routines so that yours are used first and then
those in a different directory if you do not have a routine that matches what
is called, etc. However, that does not protect the globals from
Mike, are you doing this for a learning exercise, or because you need
the job done (or both). I have code that does what you describe if
you want to study it. I have a GT.M system, but it should work on
either (I think). Let me know if you want me to send it over.
Kevin
On 7/12/06, Mike
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