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1323.1 | hidden directives | TOOK::CALLANDER | Jill Callander DTN 226-5316 | Mon Aug 12 1991 17:37 | 13 |
| support for "hidden" directives in v1.1 was broken. The parse table builder
was not checking the field in the dictionary which stated if the verb should
be visible at the user interface. Because of this even if you set display=false
you will find your verb appears in the FCL interface. This has been
corrected in the v1.2 PTB. Now there are implications in setting a verb
hidden so that it is n't availabel from the FCL, I will leave most of
those to Jim to explain (I have forwarded your note along to him), but
the base premise is that if a verb is set hidden it will NOT show up
in the FCL or in the iconic map Operations menu. Now since deregister and
delete are handled differently I don't know if the display definitioin
is checked by the iconic map or not.
jill
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1323.2 | I: DELETE, DISPLAY = TRUE, so where in ICONIC MAP ? | TENERE::HAYES | A European Telecomet ... | Tue Aug 13 1991 11:18 | 21 |
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Just to give you some more information :
My directive DELETE is specified with DISPLAY = TRUE in my service
MSL.
So , the iconic map must use a different algorithm for DELETE.
Could someone explain me this algorithm and if I will
be able in V1.2 to activate my DELETE directive
(deleteting my managed object instance from my private MIR)
and how ?
Thanks and regards
Catherine
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1323.3 | Use DEREGISTER instead of DELETE | TOOK::NELSON | | Tue Aug 13 1991 16:54 | 14 |
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Catherine,
If you convert your DELETE entry point into a DEREGISTER entry point in
your AM, you will get what you want.
The user can choose the doublely slashed parking sign (DEREGISTER). The
Registration FM will call the AM DEREGISTER entry point, if any, during
the DEREGISTER process.
Hope this helps...
...kjn
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1323.4 | bug | BARREL::LEMMON | | Wed Aug 14 1991 12:44 | 7 |
| Both the DELETE and DEREGISTER directive should be called when the
"double parking sign" in the toolbox is used.
The v1.1 ssb kit does not call the DELETE directive if the entity being
deleted is a global entity. This has been fixed.
/Jim
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