| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1382.1 | Try this | IOSG::NEWLAND | Richard Newland, IOSG, REO1-D/4A | Wed Sep 09 1992 23:36 | 25 |
| Do the following:
1. Goto the Dictionary Maintenance (SCD) form.
2. Do CTRL/N to displayed the named data.
3. Look for the CMD option. The V3.0 version of SCD is shown below - the
2.4 version might be different.
;;OA$_MO_CHOOSE_MASTER_DICTIONARY;; CMD
DO MASTER\FORM LNGSPLCMD
4. Check that the option symbol by exists by doing
<get OA$_MO_CHOOSE_MASTER_DICTIONARY
and that it returns the value 'CMD'.
If the option symbol does not exist check that the new versions of
OASYMMSG.MAR and OA.MSG have been used when OA$MAIN was linked.
Richard
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| 1382.2 | Named data causing the error | NWGEDU::MACKNEY | | Fri Sep 11 1992 14:24 | 42 |
| The named data on my V3.0 system is as you have described.
The V2.4 system looks corrupted - (see extract)
Form SCD
++++
.IF OA$CURDOC_DOCNUM == "" THEN GET OA$DISPLAY=OA$_NO_CURR_DIC\\
FORCE\\OA$FLD_DONE ELSE DO WPLIST
;;OA$_WPL_MO_CMD;;
DO MASTER\FORM LNGSPLCMD
;;OA$_WPL_MO_LIST_OPEN;;
DO LNGSPL_LIST_OPEN
;;OA$_MO_OPEN_DICTIONARY;;
DO LNGSPL_OPEN_DICT
;;OA$_MO_CLOSE_DICTIONARY;;
DO LNGSPL_CLOSE_DICT
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As you can see there is no option for CMD (or a CD, LO, OP, CL) so the
response `Invalid choice - re-enter' is understandable. The same error
occurs when /LANG=DUTCH is used - except you get the message:
`Die keuze is ongeldig')
(I may have forgot to mention: This is a DUTCH version with ENGLISH as
an additional language. I do not know if the DUTCH spell checker is
standard. In the default V2.4/WPS+3.1 DUTCH Version - no spell checker
is included...)
What do you think is the reason for this - is it a bug, or is it
engineering's way of dissabling the SC option if you do not purchase it.
What next - Patch the named data? - it is possible to call the form
LNGSPLCMD directly (i.e. it exists)
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| 1382.3 | CMD option is there | IOSG::NEWLAND | Richard Newland, IOSG, REO1-D/4A | Fri Sep 11 1992 17:23 | 23 |
| The CMD option is on ALL-IN-1 V2.4/WPS-PLUS V4.0 form but it has a different
symbol called OA$_WPL_MO_CMD. When I wrote reply .1 I did not have access
to a V2.4/V4.0 system to check the symbol name but I remembered that some
of the options symbols names changed in V3.0/V4.1.
Does the symbol OA$_WPL_MO_CMD exist on your system? If not this explains
why you get the 'Invalid choice - re-enter' error message.
Check that the file OA$LLV:OAMESS.MSG contains the entry:
WPL_MO_CMD <CMD> ! Choose Master Dictionary
and that the file OA$BUILD:OASYMSG.MAR contains the entry:
msg WPL_MO_CMD ; <CMD> ! Choose Master Dictionary
and that these files are used when the new OA$MAIN image is created.
Richard
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| 1382.4 | | UTRTSC::SCHOLLAERT | AJAX beats Feyenoord again and again | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:31 | 26 |
|
Just for the record I performed the checks Richard suggested
on our Dutch 2.4 system. All looks and works fine.
******************************
USER1:[ALLIN1V24.SOURCES]OASYMMSG.MAR;3
$msg WPL_MO_CMD ; <CMD> ! Choose Master Dictionary
******************************
USER1:[ALLIN1V24.LLV_DUTCH]OAMESS.MSG;3
WPL_MO_CMD <KH>
John is going to upgrade to 3.0 soon. As a quick workaround
I advised him to just "hardcode" the lost menu options.
Regards,
Jan
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| 1382.5 | Good symbols - Bad messages | NWGEDU::MACKNEY | | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:06 | 15 |
| Thought I'd got away with an upgrade to V3.0, - but it looks like I have
to fix this one!
I have got rid of all my message and symbol problems. - I have relinked
both languages and reinstalled the images.
Now my named data (on the SCD) form contains the right values in both
languages. However.... the option still gives the message:
Invalid choice - re-enter
Any more hints.
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| 1382.6 | Compile SITEOAFORM | UTRTSC::SCHOLLAERT | AJAX beats Feyenoord again and again | Mon Nov 23 1992 13:47 | 14 |
| >Now my named data (on the SCD) form contains the right values in both
>languages. However.... the option still gives the message:
>Invalid choice - re-enter
Compile SITEOAFORM again.
Control/N displays menu options which are
actually OA$mumble symbols. The compiled named data
for those options could be "empty".
Regards,
Jan
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| 1382.7 | Problem solved | NWGEDU::MACKNEY | | Tue Nov 24 1992 10:07 | 4 |
| Thanks for your assistance. My problem is now solved.
In addition to compiling the form library OAFORM, I also had to define the
logical name pointing to the LCI Lexicon directory.
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