I have a routine that gets variable length keyboard input without using
any naps/sleeps etc - BUT we don't have any keyboard sequences that are
subsets of other sequences. eg. we don't use a single ESC character to
mean anything.
So I basically just keep getting characters whilst the sequence rec
Bob,
This is kind of a FAQ and you'll find a few responses in the archives for the
U2 Users groups (via Google search) in Mail Archive and similar archiving
services...
Here's one response from Martin Phillips (UV specific, but I think you get the
idea) ... maybe an overkill for you?:
http://
Base it from timings.
If the next key after an Esc key comes move than roughly 50ms (pick your
own timing), assume it was from multichar response.
That's what we do anyway, your mileage may very.
Regards,
Dan
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Hi Folks,
I have a need to capture control/function keys from the keyboard in a
basic program. The IN() function does exactly this but I'm having a bit
of trouble figuring out how to recognize the "end" of a multi-character
keystroke. The cursor keys and function keys all start with ESC
(Char
Of course - we did make it configurable - so you can set it to a different
number - depending on your particular situation or administrative needs.
All 3 associated settings are documented in the 'Administering UniData on [UNIX
| Windows]' manual:
STATIC_GROWTH_WARN_TABLE_SIZE=256
STATIC_GROWTH
Thanks Susan, you were correct.
Al DeWitt
Stylmark, Inc.
763.574.8705 (V)
763.574.1052 (F)
adew...@stylmark.com
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Susan Lynch
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 11:03 AM
Al, it should be the STATIC_GROWTH_WARN_SIZE in section 2.2 your udt.config
file.
I suspect that the U2 engineers set it low enough that an administrator
would have time to schedule sufficient downtime to memresize the file to a
dynamic file, even if it is a rapidly growing file.
Susan Lynch
I believe that someone mentioned in a post a few days ago that this limit is
1.5.
John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
721 Richard St.
Miamisburg, OHÂ 45342
937-866-0711 x44380
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I noticed in UDT.ERRLOG the following message:
Tue Nov 10 09:25:05 Warning - The size of CFORDER (ino=207201,
dno=2154331439, cwd=E:\AVANTE95\FLODATA\LIVE\LIVE.DATA) is approaching
system limitation.
According to Windows the size is 1,612,720kb in size and I know that the
limit is 2-GB.What
System(9001) is part of a trigger program to return the call stack.
The trigger fired for the first time yesterday, and the numbering of the
items in the stack is a little funky.
It starts with 6 and decrements. After it hits 0, it goes negative, all
the way to (-56). I wasn't really expect
All,
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Hi,
We're trying to setup an OBDC link to Unidata and have done so with some
success. We can get data within SQL Express running the following query:
SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(UnidataSource, 'SELECT * FROM ODBC_TESTFILE_1')
So we know the file schemas work and the Linked (UnidataSource) server
a
David,
Thanks for the ideas. I don't have a great deal of access to this server,
it's being managed by IBM. I think you can guess the kind of red tape
involved with doing anything.
I'm pretty sure that most if not all the UV config's are set to the
defaults. I didn't think about comparing th
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