RE: FW: INVITE and CPF5066

[Martin Rowe <martin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wed, 2002-03-27 at 14:50, Phil wrote:
> The user has the option to select their refresh interval (there are minimums
> to keep the job from running out of control.)  I want to let the user select
> not to auto-refresh also.
>
> Has anyone coded this?  I am thinking of checking for a refresh = *zero, and
> to use exfmt instead of write.  Wondering if there is a better way.
>
> Phil

Hi Phil

I've done that in a CL routine - using a message subfile to display a
'subfile' on the screen :) - and just set the dataqueue wait to be
something really big. If you trap for the appropriate response in the
code (like in the example RPG I linked to) your code can tell if it was
the user or the dataqueue that triggered the return of control to the
program. 99999 seconds wait should get you over a day at least ;-)

Regards, Martin
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