Hi
it's stored in the catdir file, last line IFRC (uv).
-- mats
-
Mats Carlid ADB-Krafter AB
m...@adbk.se [1] www.adbk.se [2
:
CLEAN = CONVERT(SCRUB, ' ', DIRTY)
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Mats Carlid ADB-Krafter AB
m...@adbk.se [1] www.adbk.se [2]
*46 (8) 445 26 70
Dianne
are You sure that the bounce comes from the listserver?
( To check that select show all headers and look for
@listserver.u2ug.org in any of the Received - headers.)
If they bounce eralier ask Your mail admin.
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Dianne Ackerman skrev:
Does anyone have any idea why I would
To bad, I used the same method long time ago.
'The only difference' was that it was universe files
on two unix machines ;-)
If the gotcha got me ? Sure.
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Paul Parkinson skrev:
Thanks Mas, tried that didn't work
Kind Regards
Paul Parkinson
Director, Ideal Business Services
dictionary
with some options.
Why our own? AFAIK there wasn't anything usefull out there in1998
when we started programming seriously.
Maybe there was but AFAIKThen there wasn't.
Drawbacks?
It starts a universe process for each call.
--mats
Matthew Day skrev:
Hi,
We currently have a system
on paper beginning this new year.
and now it's coming down under...
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Tony G skrev:
From: Hans Morawa
We are looking for a electronic invoice processing system that
matches
invoice with purchase orders automatically and works on/or with
a
UniVerse platform
A possible solution :
LIST POH F1 WITH EVAL '*':F1 = '*000700'
works in universe that has no udt.options to set.
( unidata has EVAL hasn't it ?)
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David A. Green skrev:
Is this normal SELECT behavior? I get the same results when I use NO.INDEX.
Is there an UDT.OPTIONS I can use? I
on the items that have
historically manifested this problem!
Is this normal? Does Universe change the ls -l time on the catdir items or
should I be on the lookout for some program doing this?
uv does maintain a usage count in the catdir files.
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A couple of
examples: $50BB, modified a second
.
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resides.
( You may also use $ instead of (the first only?) * )
In unidata ( I think) global cataloging places the
routine in shared memory and thus will be faster
on first call.
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Ross Ferris skrev:
Does this hold true across U2? And/or do you get same sort of benefit
from global
on the web too ...
if You can weed out what they used... )
HTH
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Irina Lissok skrev:
We have a problem with FRENCH characters.
Using READSEQ to read the record from the file which contains FRENCH
characters.
It reads in but French characters has been substituted with blanks or
with legitimate English characters.
When we are trying to load this data
That is then flavour dependent - in information flavour there
is a zero element , that's where the overflowing elements go
( if any) in a matparse.
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Martin Phillips skrev:
Hi Dennis,
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X : @fm : A
I'm not sure that this is a safe
Anthony Youngman skrev:
I think you're muddling dynamic and dimensioned arrays - a dynamic array
can't have an element 0 :-)
Blushing:yes I did.
-- mats
Sounds like somebody, when writing jBase, saw the feature of -1 and
thought they'd be clever with 0.
Cheers,
Wol
-Original
each request. The same may be true for uvrpc as well.
Can't help with the uvrpc protocol syntax - sorry!
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Nice idea -
but change @WHO to @PATH to catch the situation that
you have two accounts with the same name under different paths.
When we were bit by this - as PI newbees in the early 80's
- we just banned logto's and never used'em since.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
I was bit
You have nobanner in setptr don't You?
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Bob Utech skrev:
I am trying to send a report to the HP4250 printer to tray 3 using PCL
codes (hex = 1B266C3548), but is not working.
It always defaults to tray 2 when jobs are sent from host Universe no
matter what PCL tray code I use. Any
.
This may be universe only - don't know.
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still points to the old account.
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Dennis Bartlett skrev:
Hi
I have a subroutine that WRITESEQ to a record in a type 1 file called
INTEGRITY.
Is there anyway I can open the file once (in the subroutine) and thereafter
use the same file handle (to avoid opening the file each time
LS=ls
alias CP=cp
and You're done
.
(Assuming Korn shell )
If You don't have an environment file add one line in Your .profile:
ENV=~mike/environment.sh
( substitute your login name and create the file in your login directory)
Cheers
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convention
often comes quite naturally - at least in my experience.
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Unix is supposed to not process any special characters inside single quotes
so drop the change commands and use SQUOTE .
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Marco Manyevere skrev:
Im trying to process the contents of a string generated in Universe with an
external program by shelling out to the OS as follows:
CHANGE
Yes You're right - but anyway You should be better off
with single quotes.
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Marco Manyevere skrev:
Problem is STR1 may contain a ', then echo will not know where the string
ends, hence the need to escape it.
- Original Message
From: Mats
Carlid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users
Universe comes with a bootscript to be placed in the startup scripts folder
that is not executed - sthg like uv.rc.
HTH
-- mats
DeanNapper skrev:
Hi. I have installed UniVerse 10.2 onto OpenSUSE and all was well until I
restarted the host, now UniVerse reports the following when starting
I'd just
chmod g+x master
and add uvadm to the guest list of the group
that owns the master file by editing the /etc/group file.
We run root as the uv admin here - don't know if it's typical or not...
-- mats
Oaks, Harold skrev:
snip
However, in ...ibm/uv/bin the file 'master' which
record
( if not there will be pointers and/or lengths instead )
and there will be some unused characters where no record fits at the end
of the page.
I don't know the sizes of these things but I'd feel lucky if I had a file
where they totalled less than 48bytes per page.
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Perry Taylor
really be nice and usefull to have triggers in directories too.
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Louie Bergsagel skrev:
What do you mean by 50 different filesystems? 50 directory / Type 19 files?
On unix machines you split each disk into up to a handfull partitions
called filesystems
wich may be mounted ( made accessible) individually.
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Don't judge him/her to fast or hard - notice that this is THE ONLY WAY
to write this
according to the strucutural programming school ...
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Anthony W. Youngman skrev:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mats Carlid [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Anthony W. Youngman skrev:
At which point, you hit my hobbyhorse ... In the real world ... -
relational database theory has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING whatsoever to do
with the real world. It's an exercise
365.247525
Sorry.
-- mats
Mats Carlid skrev:
A final (?) note on year calculation shortcuts:
Had Dick chosen jan 1 in a year divisible by 400 as day 1 then
INT(DAY / 365.247525 )
would have worked all the time.
But selecting a '400-year' starting on a sunday would result in quite
long internal
on a sunday ( it didn't).
365.25 can only work for a limited time as it doesn't observe
the 100 and 400 year rules ...
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relations where the all the attributes where real
numbers so the
general defintion may be to much even for mathematicians to cope with
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an conversion code for this
so You may have to write an user exit for that
And of course there may be a proper way to handle
it in inteconnect too...
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a trick for building a mv array quickly You're thinking about:
arr =
loop
code to calc next.value
while more.values
arr := @AM:next.value
repeat
del arr1
HTH
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Jef Lee skrev:
Mats,
I think (foggy recollection) that it was the difference between
DUMMY=''
CHK=1
ARR=''
FOR I = 1 TO 1
ARRI=CHAR(MOD((I-1),26)+65)
NEXT I
* Check time here
FOR I = 1 TO 1
DUMMY=ARRI
NEXT I
* Check
Q2:Use matparse cf. basic manual - has examples.
-- mats
Sanjeebkumar Sarangi skrev:
Hi,
Suppose, I have a multivalue column. How can I get the sum of all
the values ? If I want to create an array of the elements present in the
multivalue column, then how can I do it ? Please
created gets stored
within it.
The answer may depend on what You use to create them
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But there is a !INTS - function.
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IT-Laure Hansen skrev:
Thanks everyone for the formula. I should have waited until the caffeine
kicked in.
But I'm still having problems, and this I am guessing is strictly a
Universe I-descriptor question. Looks like the system is not treating
last needed it)
-- mats
Please advise.
--Bill
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Buffington,
Wyatt
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:56 AM
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Subject: RE: [U2] @VARIABLES
We define variables for the various
,
and the minis. )
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-
it should IMHO result in a time about the same
as the function call...
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David Wolverton skrev:
Actually - I just ran a test, and was surprised somewhat:
1,000,000 Iterations of ways to do a call...
CALL PROGNAME (direct)7047
CALL *PROGNAME (global)7766
CALL @PROGNAME
program that use them )
If the program stays as simple (small) as it is now a gosub is neater
than an external
routine:
...
read x from y else null
gosub sub
...
sub:
print ...
return
...
end
hth
-- mats
Hi
You need to pass REC as a parameter to the subroutine see below
Hi
You need to pass REC as a parameter to the subroutine see below:
-- mats
Sanjeebkumar Sarangi skrev:
Hi
I tried to generate a report by writing a small program. But I got an error
as below.
ERROR:
RUN TEST.BP MAIN
MAIN
45 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.
Program SUB
1000.
Try it on both setups and You'll know ...
HTH
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A simple su $1 in the spooler driver before lp
should make the user the owner of the print job
and allow 'm to cancel the job.
Disclaimer: Not tested.
HTH
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Maybe in hpux - I don't know - but in some unixes
root su's without password and the drivers do run as root.
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Barry Rogen skrev:
Would have to include the user password in the feed to satisdy
the 'su' command however.
Barry Rogen
PNY Technologies, Inc.
Senior Programmer/Analyst
(973
to the
catalog directory.
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When in universe use the relatively new option of setptr 'USEROPTS'
to pass your options to the pritner driver script -
then You may continue to use FORM and BANNER for what they are
intended for.
my 2 vre
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Charlie Rubeor skrev:
Don't know if this will help, but here is what I did
In infomation flavour (and probably in ideal flavour) you can resize
dimensioned arrays.
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Womack, Adrian wrote:
Dimensioned arrays can be resized - BUT arrays defined in common
can't.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL
.
But You need a good number of searches to pay for the time used to sort.
-- mats
Barry Brevik wrote:
When using FIND or LOCATE on a dynamic array, is one faster than the other, and
is there any reason to sort the array to (hopefully) improve the speed of FIND
or LOCATE?
I don't need to use
Oh no - not again - no meeting in Sundbyberg, Sweden ! ;^)
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Results wrote:
George:
Full(er) details at http://www.Intl-Spectrum.com. Here's the list:
Cincinnati, OH
Sept. 25 - 26
Kings Island Resort
Sponsor: Ashwood Computer Services http://www.ashwoodcomputer.com/
Seattle
Are there plugins available for u2 Basic in JEdit?
Such as keyword colouring, syntax check or autoindent..
Can't see any on the JEdit site.
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Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 5/29/06, Anthony Dzikiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, all of you Java guys and gals what do you use to develop
You mean sthg like:
FOR I=31 TO 365 STEP 28
PRINT (I,'DMAL')[1,3]
NEXT I
Tried 'DMBL' but the abbreviations were only two characters.
But printing the actual string is somewhat shorter ...
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Mark Johnson wrote:
I specifically remember being taught
X=STR(0,5-LEN(X)):X
don't know but it
could be worth to try.
-- mats.
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Hi all,
UV9.6.1.14
HPUX 11
I have a background processor that calls a number of subroutines. Everytime I
make a change to any of the subroutines, I have to shutdown the job and restart
it because the subroutine
We solely use the information and ideal flavours - information for
legacy systems originating
from prime information and ideal for newer applications.
Running uv10.1 on Solaris 8 and 10.
-- mats
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What flavors of universe are people using? I've only ever seen
df shows all currently used mount points in its last columns
and the device in column 1.
HTH
-- mats
phil walker wrote:
Hi,
The output of list.readu returns the device and inode number of a
Universe file. I can resolve the inode number by using find . -inum
xx, but if I am positioned
df shows all currently used mount points in its last columns
and the device in column 1.
oops ... I have an alias on df to df -k
plain df gives the info too but in a different format.
HTH
-- mats
phil walker wrote:
Hi,
The output of list.readu returns the device and inode number
Yes
that's what was so fascinating 'bout simula when I got
aquainted with it back in '70
but it wasn't called OO by then ...
-- mats
Serguei wrote:
You not an OOP expect, are you?
I have been using OOP since it appeared in Turbo Pascal long before and
windows tools appeared and our
In universe I get it like this:
CMD = 'PORT.STATUS PORT ':@USER.NO:' LAYER.STACK '
EXECUTE CMD CAPTURING TEXT
-- mats
Andrew Lakeland wrote:
It's possible to access the call stack from debugger using the T command,
anybody know if it's also possible to access
??
Apologies if I've missunderstood the question:
You need to index on the same name that's You use
in your SELECT's or SELECTINDEXes to have an effect !
If You haven't written them yet use the meaningfull PRODUCT.
-- mats
Arnold Bosch wrote:
I have a question / concern regarding the D
Simple
use another delimiter any special character will do...
hth
--mats
Hari T. K. Varma wrote:
Hi All,
In ED I would like how can I change/replace a text containing
the delimiter itself i.e. \ as part of the text to be replaced
e.g.
0001: FIRST^253HARI/PROG
In the above
to release 9, probably way earlier...
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Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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Sometimes great minds think the same thought;-)
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Scott Ballinger wrote:
Sorry Mats, I should read deeper into the stack before jumping in...
Didn't notice that you had already suggested the same convert bad.chars
to null solution.
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to '' in record
write record ...
repeat
HTH
--mats
Carl Sadlier wrote:
Does anyone have a program or suggestions on how to clean up a file that
has control characters and unprintable characters that are not
Subvalue,Value or Field markers?
Thanks,
Carl
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timestamp - at least in solaris
- all that's needed is write permission in the directory.
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Yes I know
that's why I asked if it would do.
It was by no means clear if formatting and headings
were required...
BTW what does ud LIST ... ALL do when there are multiple
dict entries for the same field? Does it list all of them
and if not - how does it select wich one to use ?
--mats
Would LIST.ITEM be an answer ?
At least it lists all the fields...
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-1 relation between the values in the fields and
the PH entries are not much more than a shorthand notation for listings.
HTH
-- mats
Bill_H wrote:
Is it possible to assocate the same dictionary item (field definition) to
more than one association phrase? I'm doing some conversion work
-
(( For the curious: /usr/ucb is where the Berkely command versions are
kept on solaris ))
-- mats
Intentional overquoting to faciliate comparisons.
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
For working at TCL, typing SH -c and proper quote marks, too, is just
was not altered after the object code.
In one instance we now know it was the first warning of an
faulty disk drive soon thereafter to be replaced...
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Piers Angliss wrote:
valid variable name no longer than seven characters
UV has discriminated common names up to 31 characters since release 8 -
maybe earlier - in my release 4 docs it says 7 - haven't kept the
inbetweens.
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://www.mysql.com/company/legal/licensing/opensource-license.html
(commonly known as the GPL) or under acommercial license
http://www.mysql.com/company/legal/licensing/commercial-license.html.
from www.mysql.com/products/connector/odbc
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that:
iconv( 20051013,D) = 13801
--mats
cds
From: Richard Lewis
And did you know you can get that result without multiple conversions?
Try:
DYMD[4'',2'',2]
instead of:
DYMD[4,2,2]}MCN
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0007: dwamdby[, ,,2
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Bob Woodward wrote:
I believe, for the most part, you are correct, but doesn't TRANS also do
some work with the system delimiters? Such as a LOWER() or RAISE()
function on the data that is returned?
TRANS does indeed return the field LOWER-ed.
-- mats
Something in the back of my head
it.
But if you've understood the algorithm and the code
still doesn't make sense emediately, then
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but there is good documentation of INPUTCLEAR ...
maybe it's only a synonym thrown in to faciliate
migration from some other pick dialect ?
-- mats
Anthony Dzikiewicz wrote:
I don't know why I cant find the CLEARINPUT statement documented. Maybe
it was a suggestion from the group way back
And in postscript :
-
/DeferredMediaSelection true /MediaPosition 0
setpagedevice
Substitute the tray number for 0 .
Warning: I've seen the MediaPosition to physical tray mapping
vary between individual printers-
-- mats
Burwell, Edward
the same name
for it's common ...
What's really needed is a 'local static' modifier.
-- mats
David A Barrett wrote:
How on earth do You implement a persistent local variable without
using named common ??
- -- mats
@USER0
@USER1
@USER2
@USER3
@USER4
This is also in the manual
How on earth do You implement a persistent local variable without
using named common ??
-- mats
PS
I started using mv when Olof was in Rosenbad... :-)
Clue in case somebody on this list is not on first name base with
swedish prime minsters:
Olof is Olof Palme
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to be too dangerous if/when coexisting with
another
application or general subroutines in the same environment and thus
_never_ used it - I tend to forget that it exists.
Perhaps my fortran background with a similar common concept played a
role... ;-)
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) one traversal of the file.
So yes You'd save overhead - lot's of wall clock time
and io but probably not that much cpu.
hth
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can someone tell me the diference between the following two examples of
executing an external select?
SELECT FILE TO LIST
and timed it for proof - both ways printed
emediately.
(But I had to SELECTV for the list variable case )
-- mats
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( attibutes ) .
except in the common case that there is only one level of marks
(and that the first and third are adjusted to that level of course )
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OS file doesn't exist
or You don't have permissions
either (not) write permissions on the file
or write in the directory emediately above the file
or list permissions somewhere higher up int the hierarchy.
-- mats
Cisar Riba Cervera wrote:
Hello
Can help me
I can't delete a file
line :(and a processor cycle or two not storing
CONV ):
PRINT OCONV( REC6, (IF REC5=N THEN MD2 ELSE D2/ ) )
:^)
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Mark Johnson wrote:
Mats: Will that work. I've always thought any boolean in an () results in
either a 0 (false) or 1 (true).
Why not save another line :(and a processor cycle or two not storing
CONV ):
PRINT OCONV( REC6, (IF REC5=N THEN MD2 ELSE D2/ ) )
You're right, booleans do
mean they don't return anything and IMNSHO shouldn't
have one.
( We use return (dum) as a workaround )
-- mats
Mark Johnson wrote:
snip
This causes me to think of the complement to subs and that is functions.
Functions are quite useful in VB (et al) yet don't show up at all in legacy
code
..
But of course you may user readnext to step thru an array
with this technique --
if you keep in mind that it is an old image of the array
that you processing - and mostly it doesn't matter
as the array doesn't change.
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Because READNEXT doesnt specify what cell you want. It just says get the
next one whatever number that is. So for Readnext you'd only need a pointer to
the last char position of the last delimiter viewed. You wouldn't need to
know what cell number that represents.
Will
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grow.
On the other hand - a possible reason to use dynamic arrays for efficiency
might be a number of LOCATEs ...
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Cheers,
Wol
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To check the domain I use
this for unix only and You may have to add the path to nslookup.
If someone does not understand the swedish message - if any -:)
it translates to Nonexistent mail adress domain
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Mats Carlid wrote:
To check the domain I use:
EXECUTE \SH -c nslookup -q=MB \:DOMAIN:\\ CAPTURING RESULT
U2 are 'semi-compiling' like pascal and java...
That is the source code is parsed and transformed to a low level
- easely parsed - language that is interpreted at run time.
-- mats
Roger Glenfield wrote:
Isn't Universe/Unidata still using a runtime interpreter instead of
generating assembler
that arccos is the _inverse function_ to cos like:
x = arccos ( cos(x))
-- mats
--Tom Pellitieri
Toledo, Ohio
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Hi Bjvrn
at the very least You need to change the ip-adress from localhost to
the real one...
-- mats
Bjvrn Eklund wrote:
Unidata 5.2, Solaris 8
Hi,
does anyone know if you can use NFA (network file access) to access DIR-type
files.
I would like to run a program on one machine but the source
VARS-1 = VAR
VALS-1 = VAL
END
RETURN
END
FUNCTION VAL( VAR )
!! Hashed version
COMMON /..SET/ VARS(N), VALS(N)
HASH = MOD( SEQ(VAR[1,1])*LEN(VAR), N )+1
RES =
LOCATE VAR IN VARS(HASH)1 SETTING II THEN
RES = VALS(HASH)II
END
RETURN (RES)
END
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We have used cgi.
Or rather an ex-client did.
This was way back (release 5?, 6 and 7 ) and the first re-make of uv was
quite a nightmare with lots of errors - later makes were just adventorous.
-- mats
Ed Clark wrote:
As a curiosity, how many people have used universe gci or the unidata
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