RTP Series - RTP42
RTP Series - RTP51
Reader's Clinic - AREV Runtime
@ATTACK - @PDisk.On
Advanced Revelation Initialisation Sequence (Overview) by Mike Pope
AREV Comes to Czechoslovakia Les Palenik, Cosmotron Systems
Vroom
RTP Series - RTP32
Utility Diskette # 3 - Part I
SecureUser
VERBatim - V25
@ATTACK - @Files.System
Advanced Revelation Initialisation Sequence (Overview) by Mike Pope
REVMEDIA Revisted
QTIPS - Break-On Date Fields
IConvs / OConvs
@ATTACK - @Record
@ATTACK - @Reduction.Done
Collector Windows
Soft Windows
Reader's Clinic - Template Name at Pre-Init
VERBatim - V126
Esc.To.Exit
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_WST_CHAR%
Version 2
Directory Exists on Novell
Gas Bar
Prompt Help
DOS Interfacing (Part II)
@ATTACK - @Help.Level
@ATTACK - @StatList
QTIPS - Standardising Error Message Display
Video Control
Customising the Status Line
QTIPS - Command Line Options
Customising the Status Line
Prompt Help
Reader's Clinic - Scribe Replace Processes in Window
Playing with Scan Codes
QTIPS - Compiling Protection Code
QTIPS - Invalid Code and Command
QTIPS - Code/Command Help
Compiling 64K on a Shoestring by Blaise Wrenn (LexStat Systems Ltd)
SecureUser
VERBatim - V86
Advanced Revelation Initialisation Sequence (Overview) by Mike Pope
@ATTACK - @Attrbt.Ptr
@ATTACK - @Query.Table
REVMEDIA Revisited
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Table_Exit_Mode%
QTIPS - New Catalyst Option
Version 3 Technical Highlights - Deleting Tables Programmatically
Version 3 Technical Highlights - Aliasing Tables Programmatically
Version 3 TCL Subroutines - Creating Tables
Version 3 TCL Subroutines - Deleting Tables
Version 3 TCL Subroutines - Aliasing Tables
Symbol Table Structure
Utility Diskette # 4
Redisplaying Multi-Values
Reader's Clinic - Dynamic Screen Display
Reader's Clinic - Related Windows
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_W%
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Display_Action%
Reader's Forum
QTIPS - Window Bug and Debugging Window Bug
Redisplaying Multi-Values
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Amv_Action%
QTIPS - Positioning Cursors in AMV fields
QTIPS - Using AMV.ACTION To Save Coding Time
Redisplaying Multi-Values
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Browse_Next%
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Reset%
Reader's Clinic - Related Windows
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Amv_Action%
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Valid%
QTIPS - Window Bug and Debugging Window Bug
REVMEDIA Revisted
Uncommon Knowledge - WC_Reset%
Reader's Clinic - Page Marks in Windows

RevMedia FKB

DocumentV1I10A3
TitleRedisplaying Multi-Values
KeywordsMULTIVALUE
WINDOW_COMMON%
WC_DISPLAY_ACTION%
WC_AMV_ACTION%
WC_RESET%
WC_AMV_VARS%
WC_AMV%
TextA confusing feature of AREV is knowing which WINDOW_COMMON% VARIABLES to use
where Several people have asked how they can load a set of associated
multivalues FROM an option key on a field and have the system recognise the
fact that the MULTIVALUES have been loaded

For EXAMPLE we might want to press F2 load up a set of booking information
(artiste date and time) dependant on the F2 response and then return to the
screen and individually amend these items Simply plugging the information
into @RECORD does not work The data is there but the status line tells you
that you are on Amv 1/0

To achieve this it is necessary to tell the system to redisplay @RECORD
(WC_DISPLAY_ACTION% = 5) to recalculate the CURRENT prompt (WC_RESET% = 4)
that the AMV values have been changed (WC_AMV_ACTION% = 5) and how many rows
deep the AMV now is (WC_AMV_VARS%<0 3> = counter) Eg


*
* This code is on an F2 key The user has been prompted
* for whether or not to load a parameter table into the
* CURRENT record The parameter table is a set of
* ASSOCIATED MVs in PARAM and it has to go into @RECORD<2 4>
*
IF USER RESP = "Y" THEN
FOR X = 1 TO MVS TO LOAD
@RECORD<2 1> = PARAM<1 X>
@RECORD<3 1> = PARAM<2 X>
@RECORD<4 1> = PARAM<3 X>
NEXT
*
* Now toggle WINDOW_COMMON% VARIABLES (inserted at
* beginning)
*
WC_DISPLAY_ACTION% = 5
WC_AMV_ACTION% = 5
WC_AMV_VARS%<0 3> = MVS TO LOAD
WC_RESET% = 4
END


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