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Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: All Pick-like systems (running Pick ike mode) neither require nor object to the ending parentheses on the tcl option string, ie: COPY MD MD (T === COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong (holding back here.). We've had to work around this as the "full" form was in many EXECUTE statements. Anyone else had the problem? I cannot see why allowing the closing ) can ever be wrong. |
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Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: COPY MD MD (T * * === * * COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong |
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QM has a couple of commands contributed by Pick users that do have support for parenthetical options and we will take a look to see if it would be easy to ignore the closing bracket. |
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On 4 June, 15:42, chandru <cmur... (AT) seeinggreen (DOT) net> wrote: Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: COPY MD MD (T === COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong Martin Phillips replied: Strictly, QM doesn't support "parenthetical options" but uses keywords instead as is widely the case in "Information style" multivalue systems. UV supports them via a trick in the VOC. As far as I know, Unidata doesn't support them at all. |
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QM has a couple of commands contributed by Pick users that do have support for parenthetical options and we will take a look to see if it would be easy to ignore the closing bracket. |
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On 4 June, 15:42, chandru <cmur... (AT) seeinggreen (DOT) net> wrote: Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: COPY MD MD (T === COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong Martin Phillips replied: Strictly, QM doesn't support "parenthetical options" but uses keywords instead as is widely the case in "Information style" multivalue systems. UV supports them via a trick in the VOC. As far as I know, Unidata doesn't support them at all. UniData handles it correctly, with or without the ")". QM has a couple of commands contributed by Pick users that do have support for parenthetical options and we will take a look to see if it would be easy to ignore the closing bracket. I would imagine/hope/pray that it is easy! -- frosty |
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UniData handles it correctly, with or without the ")". |
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On 4 June, 15:42, chandru <cmur... (AT) seeinggreen (DOT) net> wrote: Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: COPY MD MD (T === COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong Martin Phillips replied: Strictly, QM doesn't support "parenthetical options" but uses keywords instead as is widely the case in "Information style" multivalue systems. UV supports them via a trick in the VOC. As far as I know, Unidata doesn't support them at all. UniData handles it correctly, with or without the ")". QM has a couple of commands contributed by Pick users that do have support for parenthetical options and we will take a look to see if it would be easy to ignore the closing bracket. I would imagine/hope/pray that it is easy! |
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-- frosty |
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Chandru writ: Before I run off half-cocked, can anyone confirm this: All Pick-like systems (running Pick ike mode) neither require nor object to the ending parentheses on the tcl option string, ie: COPY MD MD (T * * === * * COPY MD MD (T) QM objects to version 2 above and I think that's wrong (holding back here.). We've had to work around this as the "full" form was in many EXECUTE statements. Anyone else had the problem? I cannot see why allowing the closing ) can ever be wrong. Surely all your TCL statements are processed by one common subroutine, so you can insert a line of code, surrounded by pseudo-code for the QM case, to remove the trailing paren there... right? -- frosty |
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Well, that was easy! This change will be in release 2.10-4 and a patch can be provided for release 2.10-3 for anyone who needs it sooner. |
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