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\nUsed with methods that manage interactive dialogues. Equivalent to DIC("A")\n\n\nCan time be entered along with the date? "T"=TIME ALLOWED, "R"=TIME REQUIRED\n\n
\nStart display after this index value\n\n
\nStop listing after this index value is displayed\n\n
\nMumps code to do the output transform\n\n
\nVertical screen size\n\n
\nMessage sent to user if he attempts to list an empty array\n\n
\nClosed reference of a pointed to global\n\n
\nFileMan internal entry number\n\n
\nThe name of a FileMan field\n\n
\nThe name of an object\n\n
\nSeconds allowed and returned. "S"=SECONDS RETURNED\n\n
\nIf this param=1 deletion will be forced without getting confirmation from the user\n\n
\nOption to build the code of a method\n\n
\nMessage sent to user telling him that his entry is mandatory\n\n
\nM extrinsic function which sets $T to 1 if the internal value (stored in'X') is valid\n\n
\nM code which set $T to 1 if the user input (stored in'X') is valid\n\n
\nExact date required. "X"=EXACT DATE REQUIRED\n\n
\nM expression which transforms the external value (stored in 'X') to the\n internal format. This expression will foloow the 'Q' of an extrinsic\n function.\n\n
\nM expression which transforms an internal value (stored in 'X') to an\nexternal format. This expression will follow the 'Q' in an extrinsic\nfunction.\n\n
\nStores an input value for a function\n\n
\nA text string terminator; e.g., '?', ': ', '=>'\n\n
\nIf = '1' the the string must not contain any lowercase characters\n\n
\nA'^' delimeted text string which contains user help re string length.\nThe 1st piece is used if only FMAX is defined.\nThe 2nd piece is used if only FMIN is defined.\nThe 3rd piece is used if both FMIN and FMAX are defined.\n\n
\n'^' delimited text string containing min/max help messages for the numeric\ndata type\n\n
\nPointer data type help messages in a '^' delimited string\n\n
\nAn open reference used to specify the file in a DIC lookup\n\n
\nContains DIC("S") code for a DIC lookup\n\n\nM code which transforms internal FM date format to external format\n\n
\nContains the names of indices to be used in a DIC lookup in a comma\ndelimited string.\n\n
\nPointer data type dialogue message to the end user that his entry failed\nthe lookup.\n\n
\nMessage to the user that, in addition to the normal help text, a help\nframe is available.\n\n
\nIssue a page feed\n\n
\nIf the READER method sees this variable, it will bypass asking the user for\na value and use the value stored in 'RED'\n\n
\nA M commmand string equivalent to DIC("W")\n\n\nThis is the number of entries in a file\n\n
\nIf the user enters a "@" and this parameter '="", the user is asked if\nhe is sure that he wants to delete the value.\n\n
\nEquivalent to %DT(0); e.g., 2940101=MUst be > or = to 1/1/94, -2940101=\nMust be < or = 1/1/94\n\n
\nAny free text string up to 240 characters\n\n
\nIf this param = 1, the POINTER data type reader will accept an\ninvalid lookup.\n\n
\nIf = 1, do "old style" DIC lookup where an exact match is always\nconsidered unambiguous.\n\n
\nBEEP when asking a question or printing a message.\n\n
\nSeparates pieces in a string\n\n
\nBreaks each piece into elements\n\n
\nFree text string stating point for generating a list.\n\n
\nEnding point of a list or search\n\n
\nEarliest date allowed\n\n
\nFree text string\n\n
\nThis is a closed global reference which contains the free text value of\na pointer as the 1st piece of the zero node.\n\n
\nA free text string used as a DIC lookup value\n\n
\nA string of indexes to be used by DIC in FileMan format; e.g.,\n'B^C^ADOB'. Lookup will follow the order of indexes specified in the string\n\n
\nA parameter internal entry number\n\n
\nThe IEN of a method\n\n
\nThe closed reference for the ^OCXM override array\n\n
\nIf 'YES' do an output transform\n\n
\nOK to use the brief name of an object\n\n
\nA query which asks for a valid parameter value\n\n
\nMaximum date allowed in internal FM format\n\n
\nThe IEN of a data type in the DATA TYPE file.\n\n
\nSupress the display of results\n\n
\nAn MDD data type; i.e., an entry in the OCX MDD DATA TYPE file.\n\n
\n Primary data field in a comparison expression that\n is to be tested.\n\n
\n This is a value to be compared with PRIMARY DATA FIELD\n in a truth conditional.\n\n
\n \n This is the low value in a range that is compared\n to the PRIMARY DATA FIELD in a boolean expression.\n \n\n
\n \n This is the high value in a range that is compared\n to the PRIMARY DATA FIELD in a boolean expression.\n \n\n
\nSet this = 1 to repetitively ask the user to enter a value\n\n
\nAlternate query used when repeated answers are required\n\n
\nError message used by reader\n\n
\nExecutable code using the date in internal FM format and returning a\ntruth value which checks the validity of the date outside of %DT\n\n
\n \n This parameter names a variable that holds a list of elements.\n\n
\nTag^routine where code is located to parse the FM DD and override the parameter value\n\n
\nUsed with methods that manage interactive dialogues.\nEquivalent to the default value before the "//" in a FileMan query.\n\n
\nContinue to repeat the dialogue untile the user enters a null string or\nhe 'hats' out. 1='YES' and 0='NO'\n\n
\nTranslate lowercase user input to uppercase. 1='YES',0="NO"\n\n
\nThe name of a variable which stores the output of a function. Can be\na local or a global and may be the root of an array; e.g., 'Y(1)'\n\n
\nDon't list choices in user dialogue. 1=DON'T LIST,0=LIST\n\n
\nSpecial user prompt in the I/O dialogue.\n\n
\nA set of codes string in FM format.\n\n
\nIf, during the user dialogue, he enters a '??' a help frame will be displayed\n\n
\ntag^routine which adds a new record (instance) to a class file (i.e., a\nnew object is created by this code).\n\n
\ntag^routine which deletes a record (instance) from a class file (i.e., an\nobject is deleted.)\n\n
\nA text string 1-250 characters long which overrides the Fileman help\nmessage.\n\n
\ntag^routine which edits an existing record (instance) in a class file.\n\n
\ntag^routine which enables the user to view an existing record (instance)\nin a class file.\n\n
\ntag^routine which manages the dialogue for collecting and validating a value\n\n
\ntag^routine which manages the dialogue for selecting and validating a\ncondition.\n\n
\nMaximum numeric value allowed.\n\n
\nMinimum numeric value allowed.\n\n
\nNumber of decimal places allowed.\n\n
\nHorizontal offset (measured in spaces) for text output from a method\n\n
\nIf certain conditions are used the standard validation params are void.\n1=YES,0=NO\n\n
\nString fed to EN1^DIP for generating a report.\n\n
\nFILE #,FIELD #\n\n
\nVertical offset (measured in lines) for text output from a method\n\n
\nA tag^routine that will be executed if the user enters a '?'\n\n
\nThis flag tells a dialogue type function to operate without user\nintervention. Just use the value in the default parameter.\n\n
\nIs a user response mandatory (=1) or optional (=0)?\n\n
\nIEN of the class file which contains the deleted object\n\n
\nDelete object which may cause orphaned parameters\n\n
\nCheck param to see if it is an orphan. Not related to the deletion of any object.\n\n
\nMinimum number of characters allowed in a free text response\n\n
\nIf the user is asked for a responce, he may enter the term "NULL" regardless\nof the edit mask. 0="NULL" NOT ALLOWED, 1="NULL" ALLOWED\n\n
\nMaximum string length allowed\n\n
\nIf year is uspecified, the date will default to the pasr "P", futuren "F",\nor current year "".\n\n
\nA local or global variable (closed root format) which contains an error message array.\n\n
\nThe internal entry number of a file.\n\n
\nInternal entry number string must follow FileMan database server\nconventions; i.e., a string of IENs starting with a ',' and using\n',' as delimiters. Must end with a comma; e.g., ',67,'\n\n
\nA string of field numbers following the convention of ^DIE's 'DR' string.\n\n
\nThe name of a FileMan index; e.g., 'B'\n\n
\nB=TRAVERSE BACKWARDS,I=RETURN INTERNAL FORMAT\n\n
\nNumber of entries to return\n\n
\nIndex entry from which to begin the list\n\n
\nPartial match restriction (to index value, not the external value)\n\n
\nText to accompany each member of the returned list. M code that calls\nEN^DDIOL. ID text follows FM identifier. M code should not issue any\nread or write commands.\n\n
\nM code to screen each potential entry which sets $T. This screen is in\naddition to any FileMan screens in the file.\n\n
\nA closed global or local varaible reference which can be used with subscript\nindirection.\n\n
\nClass internal entry number\n\n
\nThe IEN of an entry in FileMan file #1\n\n
\nAny free text string up to 240 characters long\n\n
\nCan numeric input format (MMDDYY) be used? "N"=NO\n\n
\nThe name of an object class\n\n