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Watson crack in jest only.

If I added code to check SFLRRN > 0 to set SFLPSD what do I set SFLPSD to
when no records, Thought there be error if SFLRCDNBR < 1 or SFLPSD >
sflrrn???
"If a value less than 1 or a value greater than the number of records in the
subfile is contained in this field on an output operation to the subfile
control record format, an error is returned to your program."

At exfmt value of sflpsd = 1 and 5 records in subfile,when looking in STRDBG
F11 at EXFMT KABOOM.

Thanks goes to you Carel for your time.

Bill Hopkins
-----Original Message-----
From: Carel Teijgeler [mailto:coteijgeler@chello.nl]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:22 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Display problems CPF5192 with mouse clicks


Bill,

"It is elementary," to quote a famous detective.

In the programmes with a single-page SFL (the first and the third) you set
SFLPSD to 1 in the *INZSR subroutine. But unfortunately when the SFL is
empty, because there are obviously no records, the system tries to position
the cursor on an nonexistant SFL record. Test to see if the SFLrrn is
greater than 0 before putting a value in SFLPDS.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

*********** REPLY SEPARATOR  ***********

On 30-8-02 at 8:24 Hopkins, Bill wrote:

>
>     A*  Display Name:      VNDR00W
>*
>     A            SFLPSD         4S 0H      SFLRCDNBR(CURSOR)

>     FVNDR00W   CF   E             WORKSTN INFDS(WSDS)
>     F                                     SFILE(DFTSFL:SFLrnd)
>
>     CSR   *INZSR        BEGSR
>     C                   Eval      @Exit     = @False
>     C                   Eval      SFLpsd    = 1
>     C                   Clear                   Srrn
>     C                   Clear                   Sflrnd
>     C                   Clear                   Endrn
>     CSR                 ENDSR
>     CSR   @LOAD         BEGSR
>     C                   Eval      EOFoffset = *zeros
>     C                   Do        5
>     C                   SELECT
>     C                   WHEN      P$VNDR    > *zeros
>     C                   Eval      Sflrnd    = (Sflrnd + 1)
>     C                   Write     Dftsfl
>     C                   WHEN      P$VNAM > *blanks and
>     C                             VXACOD    <>'D'
>     C                   Eval      Sflrnd    = (Sflrnd + 1)
>     C                   Write     Dftsfl
>     C                   OTHER
>     C                   Eval      Sflrnd    = (Sflrnd + 1)
>     C                   Write     Dftsfl
>     C                   ENDSL
>     C                   Enddo
>     C                   If        Sflrnd = *Zeros
>     C                   Eval      *in32     = *Off
>     C                   Else
>     C                   Eval      *in32     = *On
>     C                   Eval      Endrn     = (Sflrnd + EOFoffset)
>     C                   Endif
>     CSR                 ENDSR



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