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"Jason M. Felice" <jasonf@Baldwingroup.COM> wrote:
> >
> > My observations:
> >
> > 1) Signed Fields don't work. Negative numbers will function
> > just fine, but positive numbers return invalid values every
> > time! This causes programs to crash with "decimal data
> > errors."
>
> Hmm, will check; do you know if these are 'signed numeric' fields or
> 'number only' fields? In one, there is a separate sign position whi
> contains
> '-' or ' '; in the other, there is no sign position, but field minus
> shifts
> the zone of the last digit (so that you will get one of '{JIKL...'
Yes, this is the signed numeric... the one that has its own
position for the '-' or ' ', as you put it.
> > 2) It appears to "beep" randomly when displaying a screen.
> > Some screens always beep, others don't, I can't find any
> > rhyme or reason to it. I haven't actually tried it on a
> > screen thats SUPPOSED to beep... only on those that are not.
>
> I'm aware of this, but extraneous beeping isn't high on my list of b
> fixes.
> Probably because I run stuff under screen, where I get a visual bell
> instead
> of an actual beep (I'm starting to think that some people's 'screen
> flicker'
> problems are related, but I'm not sure).
I'm just tellin' ya what I found... :)
> > 3) At "random times", I'm having lines "revert" in SEU.
> > I'll try to make changes to a line of source code, while I'm
> > typing the changes, everything shows up just fine. When I
> > hit enter, the source line reverts back to what it was before
> > I changed it. (VERY DANGEROUS!!) Again, I haven't been able
> > to find a pattern of when it does this, or why...
>
> I will look into this, but given the situation, I may not be able to
> reproduce
> this. Please email me a tracefile if you can.
I'll try. Its very hard to determine when this will happen, and
when it won't... :)
> > 4) The behavior of the END key has changed. When I hit END it
> > goes to the very last character in a field, rather than the
> > last non-blank character. This isn't necessarily "wrong",
> > since I know many 5250-class terminals that work this way,
> > however I really don't like this :) It makes the end key
> > completely useless to me. The way it USED to be worked a
> > whole lot better!
>
> Oops. :( Okay, will fix.
>
> >
> > 5) I still am able to consistently get Assertion Failed errors,
> > causing the emulator to core dump in UPDDTA, wasn't sure if
> > you worked on this or not, as its an old problem that was
> > previously reported, but I thought I'd let you know that its
> > still a problem :)
>
> Nope, the assertion I just fixed would be unrelated. Even just the
> assertion
> message is helpful here, as it contains the line number on which the
> asserton
> failed. A trace would be _very_ helpful here.
Sigh... I sent you a tracefile on this back in the 0.13.x series,
if a new one would help, I'll be happy to send you another one...
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