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At 07 APR 2004 03:36:55AM Chee Onn Wu wrote:

does anybody have the dictionary information for sysreposwinexes?


At 07 APR 2004 04:13AM Donald Bakke wrote:

Information stored in a SYSREPOSWINEXES record is @RM delimited and grows according to the size of the window. Thus, there are no fixed field positions. However, there is a structure that has been documented by Sprezzatura and has been available to Works subscribers on previous year-end CDs. I'm not sure if you can still get a copy of it.

dbakke@srpcs.com

SRP Computer Solutions, Inc.


At 07 APR 2004 04:39AM Chee Onn Wu wrote:

Is there a specific reason for using @rm instead of @vm?


At 07 APR 2004 05:12AM The Sprezzatura Group wrote:

The structure corresponds directly onto in memory variables that contain @Fm and @Vms and @Svms and @Tms already - this way it can read the structure and populate the memory directly.

You have piqued my curiousity though - this is an awful lot of depth to get into on an evaluation! Have you used similar products before? If you're asking these types of questions on an eval you're going to be a very useful member of the Rev community! :-]

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At 07 APR 2004 05:57AM Chee Onn Wu wrote:

Could you please explain in more detail about @rm and @vm.

As for your curiosity, i have done some minor work on AREV 2.11 before and am now evaluating oi7.

Thanks for your kind words.


At 07 APR 2004 06:11AM The Sprezzatura Group wrote:

That's great to hear! Good luck…

Anyway - what would you like explained? The hierarchy of delimiters is

@Rm-]@Fm-]@Vm-]@Svm-]@Tm-]@Stm

When you launch a Window there are several areas of labelled common that need to be populated, so the form processsor reads the record from disk and takes @RM1 and puts it into labelled common 1, @Rm2 into 2 etc…

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