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+ | ====== Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Delim%===== | ||
+ | ^Published By^Date^Version^Knowledge Level^Keywords^ | ||
+ | |Sprezzatura Ltd|01 MAY 1991|2.03+|EXPERT|WC_DELIM%, | ||
+ | |||
+ | The ASCII value to be used by SCRIBE as the delimiter when prompting for | ||
+ | input. Note that this is normally set to the following values | ||
+ | |||
+ | |Key|Null| | ||
+ | |SV prompt|CHAR(253)| | ||
+ | |MV prompt|CHAR(253)| | ||
+ | |Ctrl-E' | ||
+ | |Text prompt|CHAR(251)| | ||
+ | |||
+ | The existence of a value in WC_DELIM% indicates to the system that Ctrl-E | ||
+ | (to drop the delimiter a level) is possible. Thus Ctrl-E on a normal prompt | ||
+ | drops DELIM to CHAR(252). Ctrl-E again drops WC_DELIM% to CHAR(251). To | ||
+ | indicate that Ctrl-E is not permitted in a prompt, set WC_DELIM% to null. If | ||
+ | the user then presses Ctrl-E the system will respond with a W812 (" | ||
+ | are not allowed" | ||
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+ | (Volume 3, Issue 1, Pages 9,10) |