| $$STARTMSG(.HLMSTATE,IEN,.HDR) |
This function begins the parsing of the message,
parsing the header and returning the individual values in the array HDR().
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
$$STARTMSG |
Output |
Returns 1 on success, 0 on failure.
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IEN |
Input |
The internal entry number of the message in file 778.
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HLMSTATE |
Output |
Required. This array is used by the HL7 package to
track the progress of parsing the message. The application MUST NOT touch it.
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HDR |
Output |
Optional. This array contains the results of
parsing the message header.
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$$NEXTSEG(.HLMSTATE,.SEG) |
Advances parsing to the next segment within the
message.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
$$NEXTSEG |
Output |
Function returns 1 on success, 0 if there are no
more segments in this message. For batch messages, a return value of 0 does
not preclude the possibility that there are additional individual messages
within the batch.
|
HLMSTATE |
Both |
HLMSTATE is an array used internally by HLO to track
the progress of parsing.
|
SEG |
Output |
The segment is returned in this array.
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$$NEXTMSG(.HLMSTATE,.MSH) |
Advances to the next message within the batch, with
the MSH segment returned.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
$$NEXTMSG |
Output |
Function returns 1 on success, 0 if there are no more
messages.
|
HLMSTATE |
Both |
This array is used by HLO to track the current
position in the message.
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MSH |
Output |
Returns the MSH segment, parsed into its individual
values.
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$$GET(.SEG,FIELD,COMP,SUBCOMP,REP) |
This function gets a specified value from a segment
that was parsed by $$NEXTSEG^HLOPRS. The FIELD,COMP,SUBCOMP,REP parameters are
optional - if not specified, they default to 1.
Example: $$GET^HLOPRS(.SEG,1) will return the value of the first field, first
component, first subcomponent, in the first occurrence of field #1.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
$$GET |
Output |
This function returns a specified value from a
segment.
|
SEG |
Input |
This is the array where the parsed segment was placed
by $$NEXTSEG^HLOPRS.
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FIELD |
Input |
The sequence # of the field (optional, defaults to
1). If 0 (zero) is specified, then the function returns the segment type.
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COMP |
Input |
The number of the component (optional, defaults to
1).
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SUBCOMP |
Input |
The number of the subcomponent (optional, defaults to
1).
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REP |
Input |
The occurrence number (optional, defaults to 1) For
a non-repeating field, the occurrence number need not be provided, because it
would be 1.
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