DISABLE DURING COPYROW (AREV Specific) [Revelation On-Line Wiki]

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At 09 JUN 1999 11:34:18PM Phil Wing wrote:

AREV Specific

Has anyone managed to disable or detect the escape key during a copyrow ?

I have tried @file.error and status() after both a copyrow and copyrow_sub without luck.

Any ideas ?

At 10 JUN 1999 08:53AM Matt Sorrell wrote:

Phil,

If you are doing it from inside an R/BASIC program, try issuing a BREAK OFF command. I know this will prevent them from 'ing a SELECT, but I'm not sure about a COPY.

Matt Sorrell

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At 13 JUN 1999 04:35PM Phil Wing wrote:

Matt,

Yes, I am performing the COPYROW from a RBASIC routine.

I forgot to say, but I had also tried BREAK OFF before the COPYROW without success, I am at a loss.

At 13 JUN 1999 04:57PM Jonathan Bird wrote:

]]I am performing the COPYROW from a RBASIC routine.«

then replace your copyrow with

loop

while somethingtocopy
readnext id else
  somethingtocopy ='
end
reado record from filehandle,id then
  write record to otherfilehandle, id else
    fsmsg()
  end
end
repeat

At 14 JUN 1999 05:40AM [email protected] onmouseover=window.status=why not click here to send me email?;return(true)", [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com" onMouseOver=window.status=Why not click here to visit our web site?';return(true)]Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:

Setting @Int.Const to "" then resetting to char(27) afterwards should do it!

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At 15 JUN 1999 07:31PM Phil Wing wrote:

By god, it works !

@int.const='

copyrow…

copyrow…

copyrow…

copyrow…

@int.const=char(27)

Thanks Andrew !

At 15 JUN 1999 07:34PM Phil Wing wrote:

Thanks Jonathan, but I didnt really want to replace all of our copyrows with loads of code.

Andrew (the next document) had a good working solution of :

@int.const='

copyrow…

copyrow…

@int.const=char(27)

I shall use this one.

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