fieldmarking question?

Michael Lee Michael.Lee@mclsystemsinc.com
Thu, 15 May 2003 10:53:26 -0700 

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Hi All,

Why is it that one does not see obvious grammatical errors until after an email is already
sent?

See correction below...


Michael Lee wrote:

> Hi Martyn,
>
> Quick generates default designer procedures for fields which are not accessible to the

The following...

>
> program BUT are which can be overridden. The designer procedure is tied

Should read...

programmer BUT which can be overridden. The designer procedure is tied

> to the ID # of the
> field in question so if field X has id # 03 then the following Quick code is generated
>
> PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
> ACCEPT X
>
> You can override this by entering in your own designer procedure as follows:
> PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
> BEGIN
>    IF <whatevercondition>
>    THEN ACCEPT X
>    ELSE DISPLAY X
> END
>
> In order for the ACCEPT to work though you would have to remove the "NOCHANGE" option.
>
> In order to create a designer procedure for X that is similar to 'nochange' but which
> doesn't give the same error message you would enter the following:
>
> PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
> BEGIN
>    DISPLAY X
> END
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael "Imperfect" Lee
> MCL Systems Inc.

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Hi All,
<p>Why is it that one does not see obvious grammatical errors until after
an email is already sent?
<p>See correction below...
<br>&nbsp;
<p>Michael Lee wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi Martyn,
<p>Quick generates default designer procedures for fields which are not
accessible to the</blockquote>
<i>The following...</i>
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>&nbsp;
<br>program BUT are which can be overridden. The designer procedure is
tied</blockquote>
<i>Should read...</i>
<p>programmer BUT which can be overridden. The designer procedure is tied
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>to the ID # of the
<br>field in question so if field X has id # 03 then the following Quick
code is generated
<p>PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
<br>ACCEPT X
<p>You can override this by entering in your own designer procedure as
follows:
<br>PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
<br>BEGIN
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; IF &lt;whatevercondition>
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; THEN ACCEPT X
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; ELSE DISPLAY X
<br>END
<p>In order for the ACCEPT to work though you would have to remove the
"NOCHANGE" option.
<p>In order to create a designer procedure for X that is similar to 'nochange'
but which
<br>doesn't give the same error message you would enter the following:
<p>PROCEDURE DESIGNER 03
<br>BEGIN
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; DISPLAY X
<br>END
<p>Regards,
<p>Michael "Imperfect" Lee
<br>MCL Systems Inc.</blockquote>
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