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| 1570.1 | | TOOK::SWIST | Jim Swist LKG2-2/T2 DTN 226-7102 | Tue Oct 01 1991 10:28 | 21 |
| The call you want is mcc_dict_get_def_info, if you need an example,
send mail and I'll dig one up, the trickiest part is getting the
dictionary aes right. In you first example you want...
<mcc_k_dict_class, class id>
<mcc_k_dict_subclass..... (if any)>,
<mcc_k_dict_attribute, attr code>,
<mcc_k_dict_definition, mcc_k_dd_default_value >
Your second example requires the attribute_list definition on the
partition in question so the aes is....
<mcc_k_dict_class, class id>
<mcc_k_dict_subclass..... (if any)>,
<mcc_k_dict_attribute_partition, partition code>,
<mcc_k_dict_definition, mcc_k_dd_attribute_list >
In the latter case, the attrlib list is returned as an array of
unsigned long attribute codes.
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| 1570.2 | Getting warmer... | RIVAGE::SILVA | Carl Silva - Telecom Eng - DTN 828-5339 | Tue Oct 01 1991 11:57 | 32 |
| RE: .1,
Thanks for the help!!
> The call you want is mcc_dict_get_def_info, if you need an example,
> send mail and I'll dig one up, the trickiest part is getting the
> dictionary aes right. In you first example you want...
Yes, I have an example of using mcc_dict_get_def_info.
> <mcc_k_dict_class, class id>
> <mcc_k_dict_subclass..... (if any)>,
> <mcc_k_dict_attribute, attr code>,
> <mcc_k_dict_definition, mcc_k_dd_default_value >
I used MCC_K_DD_VALUE_DEFAULT but I get NOENTITY.
> Your second example requires the attribute_list definition on the
> partition in question so the aes is....
>
> <mcc_k_dict_class, class id>
> <mcc_k_dict_subclass..... (if any)>,
> <mcc_k_dict_attribute_partition, partition code>,
> <mcc_k_dict_definition, mcc_k_dd_attribute_list >
>
> In the latter case, the attrlib list is returned as an array of
> unsigned long attribute codes.
OK, I tried this but I only got 1 attribute out of the partition. Do I
have to do multiple dict accesses using a handle to get all the attribute IDs?
Carl
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| 1570.3 | | TOOK::SWIST | Jim Swist LKG2-2/T2 DTN 226-7102 | Tue Oct 01 1991 12:20 | 15 |
| 1) Check with dap that the definition is there and that the codes you
are using are correct. Each entity level instance descriptor should
be of datatype UNSIGNED32.
2) The definition rec returned should have count set to the number of
elements in the array and the 2nd and subsequent values should follow
the first. Make sure your buffer is big enough. Again check with dap
to make sure of what's in the dict. BTW, DAP does a
mcc_dict_get_def_info just like you do.
3) If all else fails, try something simpler. All dict objects have
at least an MCC_K_DD_PRESENTATION_NAME definition. So try retrieving
that for just the class, then add the subclass, then add the attribute,
etc. (This advice is for case #1).
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| 1570.4 | Thanks Jim!!! | RIVAGE::SILVA | Carl Silva - Telecom Eng - DTN 828-5339 | Tue Oct 01 1991 13:22 | 26 |
| RE: .3,
> 1) Check with dap that the definition is there and that the codes you
> are using are correct. Each entity level instance descriptor should
> be of datatype UNSIGNED32.
OK, did this!
> 2) The definition rec returned should have count set to the number of
> elements in the array and the 2nd and subsequent values should follow
> the first. Make sure your buffer is big enough. Again check with dap
> to make sure of what's in the dict. BTW, DAP does a
> mcc_dict_get_def_info just like you do.
OK, I re-defined it as an array of unsigend long and it worked!
> 3) If all else fails, try something simpler. All dict objects have
> at least an MCC_K_DD_PRESENTATION_NAME definition. So try retrieving
> that for just the class, then add the subclass, then add the attribute,
> etc. (This advice is for case #1).
Yes, I got this working.
Carl
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