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1338.1 | Workaround | IOSG::TALLETT | Arranging bits for a living... | Wed Sep 02 1992 09:02 | 12 |
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Without answering your question, the workaround we use a lot
in ALL-IN-1 is to "double-up" parameters when we run out:
P6 = "foo,bar"
and then parse out "foo" and "bar" in the batch job. I know its not
what you wanted to do, but its a workaround for when you run out,
even if you get the 7th working.
Regards,
Paul
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1338.2 | Only 6 for consistent functionality | JONPC1::BUTTON | Jon Button @ REO | Wed Sep 02 1992 12:10 | 16 |
| Dan'l
The reason why there is a limitation of 6 parameters for foreground
formatting is so that there is no difference in functionality between
background and foreground formatting.
It would not simply be a case of customising WPPSYSTEM to increase this
to 8 parameters. You would also need to customise the PRINT_SETTINGS
form (displayed when you press GOLD-E from WPPARG) to allow 8
parameters, and also other scripts which deal with multiple print.
(There may be some others as well!)
Paul is correct in .1, in that you can double up parameter values, so
that you can specify more than 6 values for background formatting.
Jon
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1338.3 | Doubling up parameters | IOSG::NEWLAND | Richard Newland, IOSG, REO1-D/4A | Mon Sep 07 1992 12:22 | 8 |
| The technique of doubling up parameters can only be used if the piece of
software which parses the parameters will accept this format. In the case
being discussed in this topic the software which parses the parameters is
the Print Server but this will only accept single parameters so doubling up
parameters cannot be used.
Richard
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