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==== AMV Behavior ( CTLR+D) (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 20 FEB 2003 03:04:56PM Dave Berkovsky wrote: ===
 
{{tag>"AREV Specific"}}
 
<QUOTE>
I am trying to fugure out how to call a subroutine when user presses

ctrl+d to delete AMV. Any thoughts?



TIA

Dave Berkovsky
</QUOTE>
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=== At 20 FEB 2003 03:15PM Donald Bakke wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Dave,



You capture this using the Post Prompt process of the AMV field(s). You can determine if the Ctrl-D was pressed by seeing what WC_AMV_ACTION% is equal to at the time. I.e.:



$insert SysInclude, WINDOW_COMMON%

$insert SysInclude, WINDOW.CONSTANTS



Action=WC_AMV_ACTION%

Begin Case

....Case Action EQ AMV.INSERT$

......../* CTRL-N was pressed */

....Case Action EQ AMV.DELETE$

......../* CTRL-D was pressed */

End Case



dbakke@srpcs.com

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</QUOTE>

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=== At 21 FEB 2003 08:23AM Dave Berkovsky wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Thanks Donald. That worked, but unfortunately @RECORD is not update

at that time. AMV field that was being deleted is still part of

@RECORD. Is there anything else I can do?

</QUOTE>

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=== At 21 FEB 2003 08:25AM Dave Berkovsky wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Thanks Donald. That worked, but unfortunately @RECORD is not update

at that time. AMV field that was being deleted is still part of

@RECORD. Is there anything else I can do?

</QUOTE>

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=== At 21 FEB 2003 09:37AM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>You can check @RECORD in a Post-Prompt or Pre-Save subroutine.  I do this frequently during testing:

SUBROUTINE TEST

* insert the common block variables if you want to debug them

DEBUG

* when the debugger is active, you can inspect All variables here to check for what's happening

RETURN



You can place a call to this routine anywhere you want .. Pre-Prompt, Post-Prompt, Pre-Save, etc.



HTH

Don M.

</QUOTE>

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=== At 22 FEB 2003 12:15PM Rod Morris wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>I have had success with this using a perpetual process that tests for what type of AMV.ACTION has happened then performing the appropriate subroutine.

</QUOTE>


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