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From: bforob@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (WBFO 88.7 FM -- Rob Rothkopf)
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Subject: RE: Printing Sideways
Date: 16 Apr 92 19:35:00 GMT
Organization: University at Buffalo
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

Aside from using a laserprinter or other device with landscape capability:

Send the output to an ASCII file
(in DBASE, use SET ALTERNATE TO and SET ALTERNATE ON,
 in CLIPPER, use SET PRINTER TO <filename>)

and get hold of a program like "Sideways" (I don't recall who wrote that).
Sideways will take any ascii file and print it sideways on your printer
e.g. landscape mode.

--Rob
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From:         Fred.deVet@SOFT.IEND.WAU.NL
Subject:      re: Given two dates, how do I find difference in calendar days

The simple way I know is: simply substract the dates.

Examples:
{01/01/92} - {01/01/91}  yields 365 days

Or
A={01/01/92}
B={01/01/93}

A-B results in -366
B-A results in 366

Fred de Vet
Wageningen Agricultural University
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From:         bela@SAONET.UCLA.EDU
Subject:      Wrapping Input Char fields

One way to do this with one field is by inserting an unused character (perhaps
the caret or the vertical line) as a marker where the line breaks should be.

Bob Ela
UCLA - Student Affairs
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From: TOBIAS@bonnie.physik.uni-stuttgart.de ()
Subject: Colors (Yellow !!!)
Organization: University of Stuttgart, FRG
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 10:35:51 GMT
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Hi,

I`ve got a little problem  with colors under Clipper 5.
I`d liked to  have black writing on a yellow backround.
I didn`t managed it and after trying (various ways) I recognized, that
it isn`t possible to use intensity-colors (such as yellow) as backround
colors. 
One solution could be the inverse mode but I was also to stupid to
get it running with that. (My  german Handbook says nothing at all about
that. 

So  please could someone help me ?

Thanks in advance. Tobias.


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From:         Lou Tinaro <TCTINAL@VCCSCENT.BITNET>
Subject:      Saving Arrays into MEM files

>>> Frederico Terenas <cs_a264@KINGSTON.AC.UK> asked:
>>>   Is there anyway to save an array into a .MEM file?

While  Clipper  does  not have commands  to  store  and
retrieve  arrays, it does have low level file  commands
that  make this possible.  In fact storing an Array  is
rather easy if:
     - the array is a single dimension
     - the array elements are of a single data type
       (like all strings or all numbers)
Below is a code fragment that stores and then retrieves
an  array  of ten numbers.  You could expand  this  for
your  own  needs and build it into  a  general  purpose
function.

If  your  needs are more complex, the  following  books
have  routines  that  will  handle  arrays  with   both
multiple dimensions and mixed data types:

     Clipper 5: A Developer's Guide
          Booth, Lief and Yellick

     Clipper Programming Guide (2nd Ed)
          Rick Spence

Both books have optional disks so that you do not  have
to key in the code yourself.

Program Follows:

****************   Storing and Retriving an Array ***************
declare atest[10]                  // Create two arrays for test
declare itest[10]

for i = 1 to 10                    // Put ten numbers in first array
        atest[i] = i
next i

******************    Store Array  ***********************

nHandle := fcreate("LOU.TST")      // Create file to store array
                                   //   and file reference "nHandle"
for x = 1 to 10
        cBuf := str(atest[x],5,2)  // convert number to string
        FWrite(nHandle,cBuf,5)     // write to file
next x

fclose(nHandle)                    // close file

******************    Read Array  ***********************

nHandle := fopen("LOU.TST")       // Open File to Read

for x = 1 to 10
        cBUf := space(5)          // Set up read buffer
        FRead(nHandle,@cBuf,5)    // Read number as string
        itest[x] := val(cBuf)     // Convert string to number
                                  //  & store into 2nd Array
next x

fclose(nHandle)                   // Close file

for x = 1 to 10
        ? itest[x]                // Print 2nd Array to see
                                  // if it all worked
next x

return
*****************   End of Program ***************************
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 18:53:28 EDT
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From:         Cliff Green <green@UMDNJ.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Wrapping Input Char fields
X-To:         "'Discussion on the use of the dBase language and related
              dialects'" <DBASE-L%NMSUVM1.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>

just a minor note, following up to Terry Moore's suggestion...

memoedit is not just for use on memo fields (.DBT files);  you can use
it on any text thingy, be it memo field, char field, or memvar.
--
Clifford Green               Internet:   green@rwja.umdnj.edu
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From:         ARIF RAWJI <RAWJIAR@MCMVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      printing sideways

 *** Reply to note of 04/03/92 09:25
 Yes.  You need to send the appropriate printer code using the following
 commands:
 set device to print
 @ 0,0 say "---printer code---".

 Needless to say, your printer must be able to rotate fonts.

 Senior Programmer
 GH 217/B   Ext. 7212
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Date: Thursday, 9 Apr 1992 15:13:07 EDT
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Subject: Latest version of dBASE IV

There is a new version of dbase iv with mouse support.  Does this mean that
forms can have buttons or just that the Control Centre can be operated
though the use of the mouse?
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Subject: RE: Colors (Yellow !!!)
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>I`ve got a little problem  with colors under Clipper 5.
>I`d liked to  have black writing on a yellow backround.
>I didn`t managed it and after trying (various ways) I recognized, that
>it isn`t possible to use intensity-colors (such as yellow) as backround
>colors.

In your program, use the SETBLINK() function to alter the
interpretation the asterisk (*) character in a SET COLOR TO string.
By setting SETBLINK(.F.) any asterisk's encountered will allow you to
have hi-intensity background colors (yellow, for example).

oldblink := SETBLINK(.F.)
SETCOLOR("N*/GR")

.... your stuff ....

SETBLINK(oldblink)

Blinking and background intensity cannot be used at the same time.
Also, this function is hardware specific, it will apply only to
IBM-PC compatible compters with CGA, EGA, or VGA adapters

Later,
Don
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From:         Mike Vore - W3CCV <mvore@FEDIX.FIE.COM>
Subject: Re: Given two dates,
              how do I find difference in calendar days (dBIV)

Yes
    elapsed_days = first_date - second_date
From: rdb@ktibv.uucp (The Graphical Gnome)
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Subject: Re: Wrapping Input Char fields
Date: 16 Apr 92 07:24:52 GMT
Organization: KTI BV

green@UMDNJ.EDU (Cliff Green) writes:

>memoedit is not just for use on memo fields (.DBT files);  you can use
>it on any text thingy, be it memo field, char field, or memvar.

Hallo,

I'm following this discussion with much interest because I have
some problems (My users have some problems) with memoedit.
The bigest problem is that they have to press ^W to leave the edit
and getting back to the previous get is a pain in the .....

So I tried to build something to edit a array of character lines.
I works a little. The biggest problem in this is linewrapping. If you
are inserting characters are the beginning of a line, you lose the last
characters !!!!

Any sugestions,


Happy Hacking "PABRAS"
(aka The Graphical Gnome)

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From:         Terry Lee Moore <tmoore@CSN.ORG>
Subject:      Re: Wrapping Input Char fields
              Brownfield" at Apr 13, 92 6:22 pm

>
> I'm doing a small program in dBase III+ (to be compiled w/Clipper
> summer 87) that will contain a character field w/length of 252.
> The output report will need to display this as up to 7 lines of 36 each.
> Would I be better off just creating 7 separate fields or is there a
> way to control how the input field is displayed to the data entry person
> so they can be assured that the "way they key is how it will print" ?
>
        The others may be right about using a memoedit field, but I had
a similar need a few years back.  I DID do the long route and used 4-6
fields of about 70 characters each.  I had three separate places in the
program I had to fix.  It never really worked the way I wanted it to,
but it got the job done for two years until they moved the application
to the VAX.  I could dig that up if you want (send email if so).
Basically what I did was to build an array of 6 elements each 70
characters long.  I then juggled the array to present/edit/append it.
For storage, I used a single file indexed by fields labeled "fld" &
"line_no".  That way, I could add or delete the fields at will without
the *.DBT overhead.  (*.DBT files don't conserve space very well).
        You're right if you think it is a headache.  But you're wrong if
you think there aren't applications where it is useful.  Without knowing
what your application is like, I'd say it's your call.  Try the easy
stuff first, you're ALWAYS ahead if it works.  What I did was probably
closer to the "head-against-a-brick-wall" routine.
                                           Terry Lee Moore
tmoore@csn.org                             OAO Corporation
                                           Lakewood, Colorado
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From: dbrownfi@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Douglas P Brownfield)
Subject: Wrapping Input Char fields
Organization: The Ohio State University
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Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 18:22:14 GMT


I'm doing a small program in dBase III+ (to be compiled w/Clipper
summer 87) that will contain a character field w/length of 252.
The output report will need to display this as up to 7 lines of 36 each.
Would I be better off just creating 7 separate fields or is there a
way to control how the input field is displayed to the data entry person
so they can be assured that the "way they key is how it will print" ?
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From: orange@alfred.carleton.ca (Paul Vallee)
Subject: Given two dates, how do I find difference in calendar days (dBIV)
Summary: The subject says it all..
Organization: Carleton University
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 19:20:42 GMT

The subject says it all:
I have two dates.  Is there a simple function that will tell me how
many calendar days are between the two dates?

(In dBase IV)

Any help much appreciated.



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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 08:58:13 EST
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From:         Joel Saunders <RJFS@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Wrapping Input Char fields

On Thu, 16 Apr 1992 07:24:52 GMT The Graphical Gnome said:
>green@UMDNJ.EDU (Cliff Green) writes:
>
... text deleted
>
>Hallo,
>
>I'm following this discussion with much interest because I have
>some problems (My users have some problems) with memoedit.
>The bigest problem is that they have to press ^W to leave the edit
>and getting back to the previous get is a pain in the .....
>
If the ^W is a problem, use SET KEY <keynumber> to leavedit

where <keynumber> is the INKEY() value of the key that you want to use

E.G.  SET KEY -2 to leavedit

will fire up the LEAVEDIT routine when the F3 key is pressed.

The LEAVEDIT procedure is below:

Procedure LEAVEDIT
keyboard chr(23)        <--- stuff the keyboard with the Ctrl-W keystroke
return

P.S. be sure to use SET KEY -2 to

     to not fire up leavedit when you don't want to  (nothing after the to
     on the P.S. line)


>So I tried to build something to edit a array of character lines.
>I works a little. The biggest problem in this is linewrapping. If you
>are inserting characters are the beginning of a line, you lose the last
>characters !!!!
>
>Any sugestions,
>
>
>Happy Hacking "PABRAS"
>(aka The Graphical Gnome)
>
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>| "PABRAS"           |  J. Morrison                  | rdb!ktibv@sun4nl     |
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>| The Netherlands    |   Jimi Hendrix                                       |
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To deal with getting back to the previous get, i use the following technique:

Set up a logical variable: M_EDIT_MEM = .f.

Do a GET on that variable with a VALID option.  If the value is true, edit the
memo, else go to the next field.

A code sample follows:

@ x,y get before_fld
M_EDIT_MEM = .f.
@ x+1,y get M_EDIT_MEM valid(edmem(mem_fld))
@ x+2,y get next_fld
...
...
read
.
.
Function EDMEM
parameters memo_fld
if M_EDIT_MEM
   set key -2 to leavedit
   memoedit(memo_fld)
   set key -2 to
endif
return .t.

Hope this helps ... Joel
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From:         SBA@CORNELLC.BITNET
Subject:      Sending Printer Code

|*** Reply to note of 04/03/92 09:25
|Yes.  You need to send the appropriate printer code using the following
|commands:
|set device to print
|@ 0,0 say "---printer code---".
|
|Needless to say, your printer must be able to rotate fonts.

set print on
set cons off
?? "---printer code---"

Would be a better way to approch that problem.  If your printer does not
rotate forms, print to a file & then send that file to the printer using
an old program call SideWays, it works real well.

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From: bforob@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (WBFO 88.7 FM -- Rob Rothkopf)
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Subject: Re: Searching and APPENDing BLANKs with Clipper
Keywords: Clipper, Indexes, SOFTSEEK
Date: 16 Apr 92 19:52:00 GMT
Organization: University at Buffalo
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

In article <k1uqiB1w164w@vsystem.wimsey.bc.ca>, rick@vsystem.wimsey.bc.ca (Rick Vandenberg) writes...
>cs_a264@kingston.ac.uk (Frederico Terenas) writes:
> 
>> Hello!
>> 
>> I am porting a dBASEIV application (2000 lines) to Clipper 5.01.
>> I changed the main file's primary key from a Numeric 8 to a Char 13.
>> The problem is when I search, even if the key doesn't literally exist,
>> I get found() is True.
>> I tried using SET EXACT ON. Didn't work.
>> Any ideas?
>> 
> 
>1. Pad the string your SEEKing with spaces to the length of the key
>   expression.

This wouldn't make any difference, well, it could.. but there's an easier way.

SOFTSEEK is set on by default.
SET SOFTSEEK OFF will do just what you want.  If an exact match isn't
found, found() will return .F. (like DBASE).

>> Also, when doing an APPEND BLANK, I am getting the following error:
>> 
>> 			DBAPPEND (0) Internal error 1210
>> 			DBAPPEND (0) Internal error 1210
> 
>Internal errors are generally caused by a problem with the index. Try
>deleting it altogether and recreating it to see if that fixes the
>problem.

I'll second that one.  Perhaps when you changed the structure of the file
you forgot to rebuild the index; the index expression won't be changed
even if the key field is changed in the database.


				Hasta la pasta,
					--Rob
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From:         EVERETT OGDEN <OGDENEB@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Colors (Yellow !!!)
              10 Apr 1992 10:35:51 GMT from
              <TOBIAS@BONNIE.PHYSIK.UNI-STUTTGART.DE>

TOBIAS@BONNIE.PHYSIK.UNI-STUTTGART.DE wants to use high-intensity
background colors such as yellow in Clipper.  Hi-I backgrounds are a
documented option for all the standard color displays, but it's so
little used and poorly supported that it may be more trouble than it's
worth.  There is a "blink bit" for each color system that controls
whether a character that has its blinking attribute set will actually
blink or have its background set to high intensity.  So if you can turn
blinking off, then set the blinking attribute in Clipper (using an
asterisk in a SET COLOR TO command in most Xbase dialects), you should
get what you want.  Unfortunately, the location of the bit to set is
different between CGA and EGA, and I don't know about VGA.  Also, many
programs and some BIOSs reset the bit to blinking every chance they get,
such as when you clear the screen.  I used the technique for a while in
my dBASE II days, but eventually gave it up.

FoxPro 2 supports Hi-I backgrounds with SET BLINK OFF (EGA/VGA only).  You
might check to see if Clipper does something similar.  If not, it should
be possible to write a callable routine in assembler to do it.  The
requirements and sample code fragments are in "Programmer's Problem
Solver for the IBM PC, XT & AT" by Robert Jourdain (Brady, 1986, ISBN
0-89303-787-7).

        Everett Ogden    ogdeneb@snycenvm.bitnet
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From:         Lou Tinaro <TCTINAL@VCCSCENT.BITNET>
Subject:      Mouse with New Version dBase 1.5

>>>  BARBAREE@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA  asked:
>>>>  There is a new version of dbase iv with mouse support.
>>>>  Does this mean that forms can have buttons or just that
>>>>  the Control Centre can be operated though the use of the mouse?

I have only had dBase IV (ver. 1.5) a few days  (I
have not yet installed it), but this is what I get
from the manuals about mouse support.

Version 1.5 contains limited mouse support, but no
mouse specific commands.  Clicking the mouse on an
item is basically the same as pressing the  RETURN
key.

On browse screens you can use a mouse to move  the
fields,  rows  and  scroll.   You  can  also  size
columns, pick menus, select menu items, and select
items from pick lists.

You  can  do similar things with  forms  that  you
design.

Since you can pop up menus and boxes it looks like
with clever programming you could get a lot of the
WINDOWS   effects  like  check  boxes  and   radio
buttons.

I  have not actually done any of this yet  so  you
should take this with a grain of salt.

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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From:         Bob=See%Tech=Support%Banyan@MAGNOLIA.BANYAN.COM
Subject:      re: SMTP on VINES 5.00
X-To:         BANYAN-L@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU

The new version of SMTP will work on revisions 4.10(5), 4.11(x) and 5.00(x)
where x is any sub-revision.  The new gateway software is due out towards the
end of this month and, as Bill said, does not contain many bug fixes.  It is
based on the currently available 1.14 revision and is required for 5.00(x)
compatibility.  If you require the use of the Banyan SMTP gateway, do not
upgrade to 5.00(x) until you have the new revision.  You will be able to
acquire the new revision through your Banyan Support Provider.

Bob
( Bob=See%Tech=Support%Banyan@hippo.banyan.com )
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From:         Gregory=Martin%DPNET=Mgt%DP@DPNET.HQ.AF.MIL
Subject:      re: Win 3.1 drivers
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Check csus.edu. It's been there for about two weeks.

\Greg Martin
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