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example: CLEAR DISPLAY -P BR ALL This will display all variables changed in all programs run. Given that information one could create a debug library to be referenced by the following snippet: DEF FNDEBUG IF NOT DEBUG_LIBRARY_CALLED THEN LIBRARY "DBGLIB": FNDEBUG1 DEBUG_LIBRARY_CALLED = 1...

BREAK IF FNmyUserFunction FNmyUserFunction would be executed before every statement and if it returned a nonzero value the program would drop into step mode. Gordon, if fnMyUserFunction can be any statement that returns zero/nonzero, and not just a custom function, then that would provide the best ...

Someone at the conference asked me to share some examples of populating a listview by hand. Here's one I do for one of my customers. This code is copy and pasted out of one of my programs. I attempted to remove parts of the program that were not relevant, but its possible that I removed something on...

This is pretty neat. I did not realize number 1) (that break can name a user defined function, or a label for that matter). I didn't realize they could handle Clause numbers. Conditional breakpoints are cool, but they're kind of elementary .. I mean most of us have been doing the same thing but with...

Ok, from some further research, I've found out whats going on. The # next to your PIC statement is whats causing BR to treat it as a number instead of as a string. Once BR treats it as a number internally, you're limited to 15 digits of accuracy, because of a limitation of the Intel chipset with res...

From the page on the Wiki, it looks like RD doesn't change how many digits of accuracy you get, it just determines how many of those digits are before the decimal and how many are after. I thought there was something else you could set. I had this problem when I expanded my accounting software to ke...

I'm not sure. Maybe you're running into a limitation with the PIC statement. Or it could be that PIC causes BR to treat it as a numeric variable, and perhaps there's a limitation in BR for handling numbers that big? But, regardless, it seems like PIC might not be the way to go for a 17 digit account...

One of my clients called recently describing this same problem.. They were an end user so their description was that the printers were no longer working, but after investigating, they found out they couldn't print to those printers through windows either anymore. At that point they ended the convers...

For anyone who's interested in meeting up Saturday, I'll be there saturday too. I just plan to stay in a different hotel friday night.

Gabriel

Release 2.51 is now available, with a minor bug fix to the new feature added in Release 2.50.

As always, the latest ScreenIO can be downloaded at any time at:

http://www.sageax.com/downloads/ScreenIO.zip

There's a new version of ScreenIO available for download from the Sage AX Website. Be sure to update to take advantage of the latest features! http://www.sageax.com/downloads/ScreenIO.zip Version 2.50 adds 2 notable features: ScreenIO now closes the ScreenIO and ScreenFld data files after reading th...

Thanks Gordon! I was just about to reply but you beat me to it. You also gave a more thorough answer because I didn't know the cert expires after a while and I didn't know where to download a new one. I was just gonna share mine on here.

Gabriel

My bad. fnEpochTime formats a BR Time and date into the format that the website uses, which I believe is number of seconds past jan 1, 1970 or something like that. Hard coding it to 0 will, as you discovered, cause the website to always just return the current price. Here's the function if you want ...

Here's an example of a function I wrote that checks the price of the passed in Crypto Coin, as of the given Date, by calling a web service hosted by the website CryptoCompare. def library fnGetPrice(;CurrencyType$,AsOfDate,AsOfTime$,Exchange$,___,Connection,AsOfDate$,P,Market$) if ~len(CurrencyType$...

I have updated FileIO again, to resolve a small bug in the last version that broke non-mixed file layouts. (Thanks Mikhail for finding and reporting this bug). Because of the bug, you could no longer use the DataCrawler to view data files made of purely numeric or purely string fields. It is now fix...