Recent content by kolonuk

Me again. There was no way round this, so I folded and opted to put the stream to a file initially, then I can copy it to an archive, and also send it to the printer. Seems a bit manual to me, but still, it works. And it wasn't as complicated as I suspected, so all it good!

...and technically DEF VAR v_Logi AS LOGI. v_Logi = ?. is a Progressism - what other languages have a three-state boolean?

What about: RUN program.p(INPUT v_Var1, OUTPUT v_Var2) (v_RandomVariable). This compiles fine...

Thanks RHD. I did experiment with stream handles last week, and while you can't change the location of the stream, you can switch the output of a stream-handle between two streams: DEF VAR hprnt AS handle NO-UNDO. DEF STREAM stream1. DEF STREAM stream2. OUTPUT STREAM stream1 THRU VALUE("lp...

ForEachInvoiceDelete: we do just that for a HUGE statistics report program - it was before we found out about dynamic queries, and we just haven't got round to changing it yet... Works quite well, except when things go wrong! Luckily it's just a report and not actually changing any data!

Hi All, Yet another teaser that's been bugging me lately. We have several documents that we print in postscript directly to a cups printer using OUTPUT STREAM prnt THRU VALUE("lp -d" + v_printer) and then PUT STREAM prnt UNFORMATTED v_Postscript SKIP. Those "put streams" are littered...

Thanks all for the replies. I've been doing some experimentation, and it turns out you can't use word indexes/CONTAINS in FIND statements... Also, you can only create an index on the search field, so doesn't include any other fields I need. Back to the drawing board.

@TheMadDBA - I'm just reading through the Progress documentation about CONTAINS, and it seems like that will actually do the job - Thanks!. We've never used it before, and I can immediately think of a few places where it might come in handy and maybe speed things up. I've just had a look at...

Hi All, I haven't posted for a while, so thought I'd tax your brains a little today (as well as test my luck!)... I have two comma separated strings that I need to compare. Assume one string is a list of item composition attributes (ie, wood, plastic, metal, glass, etc). The other list is a...

Is this no good? http://sourceforge.net/projects/progress4gl I use NPP, and would try this now if I wasn't looking for something else right now... maybe later...

Just for information purposes, here is a postscript library for barcodes, including QR codes: http://bwipp.terryburton.co.uk/ Not really from OE, but it fit quite nicely in our postscript generation process in OE...

I know I'm resurecting my old thread, but the ENCODE() function works... ;-)

This is a little old and we solved it. Thanks all for responses, we upgraded to 10.2b, and the issue seems to have gone away. We did also change the blck size as well, so not sure exactly which one fixed it... Cheers!

@Marian: Correct me if i'm wrong, but it seems obvious that using persistent procedures or static classes creates a dependency on something outside the program as much as a global variable does? For something like the userid, to me this seems ideal...

Is it just me, or could you just do for each table : delete table. end. Whats the difference between EMPTY TEMP-TABLE and just deleting?