Hi group,
I don't know if it is relevant but wen Paragraph use a CLOSE x,
SB+ run CALL SB.FILEVAR.S(FILES.OPENED, 2, FILEVAR(x), ERR)
Into SB.FILEVAR.S(FNAME, MODE, F.VAR, ERR), we found :
* --- found with VLIST DM SB.FILEVAR.S -
INCLUDE DMSKELCODE COMMON
COMMON /
Thanks Kevin...
Here it is UniVerse. It appears that if there are programs that could be open
at more than one desktop, it would be good practice to catalog.
--Bill
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of
I recently started using Accuterm. When I checked out the multivalue
stuff, a bell went off. FTTCL reminds me of something I fooled with a
long time ago. Did Accuterm come out of an earlier software package? WIN
something?
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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Hi Charles -
AccuTerm is an independent project - the original DOS version was
released in 1989, and it has been updated many times over the years,
to its current incarnation as AccuTerm 7. Hope you are enjoying the product!
Thanks,
Peter Schellenbach
p...@asent.com
At 01:14 PM 11/4/2010,
I'm a little confused when you say:
There is no "CLOSE" basic statement executed; only a free(filevar)
<>
Because above that I see:
CLOSE F.VAR
>
An even more interesting question: how'd you get the source to SB.FILEVAR.S?
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In 1988 I believe, and then again in 1990 or so, Pick Systems published a
book called "Pick Hits" which listed every vendor and what they were...
vending.
I'm looking to obtain a copy of that book, by hook or crook.
Willing to pay :)
Will Johnson
In 1988 I believe, and then again in 1990 or so, Pick Systems published a
book called "Pick Hits" which listed every vendor and what they were...
vending.
I thought that was the story of Leon Trotsky's assassination?
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