| [641] | 1 | XBDIE(XBRET) ; IHS/ADC/GTH - NESTING OF DIE ; [ 02/07/97 3:02 PM ]
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| 2 | ;;4.0;XB;;Jul 20, 2009;Build 2
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| 3 | ;
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| 4 | ; Thanks to Paul Wesley, DSD, for providing the original
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| 5 | ; routine.
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| 6 | ;
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| 7 | ; PROGRAMMERS NOTE: PLEASE USE THE MORE GENERIC ^XBNEW.
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| 8 | ;
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| 9 | ; XBRET has the form "TAG^ROUTINE:VAR,NSVAR*"
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| 10 | ; This allows for the nesting of die calls by
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| 11 | ;
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| 12 | ; 1. Building and executing an exclusive new from preselected
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| 13 | ; kernel variables and any local variables &/or name
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| 14 | ; spaces identified by the calling parameter.
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| 15 | ; 2. After executing the new (....) XBDIE performs a DO call
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| 16 | ; to the program entry point identified by the calling
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| 17 | ; parameter. The entry point passed should build the
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| 18 | ; variables and execute the DIE call to be nested.
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| 19 | ; 3. As XBDIE quits to return to the calling program it pops
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| 20 | ; the variable stack.
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| 21 | ;
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| 22 | ; The passing parameter is built by "tag^routine:var;vns*"
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| 23 | ;
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| 24 | ; The die call to be nested is structured with a tag entry
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| 25 | ; and a Quit.
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| 26 | ;
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| 27 | ; The call is made with DO ^XBDIE("TAG^ROUTINE:AGSITE,ABM*")
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| 28 | ; where the variable AGSITE and the namespace ABM is
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| 29 | ; included in the exclusive new for illustration.
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| 30 | ;
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| 31 | ; Proper logic flow after the XBDIE call usually needs some
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| 32 | ; attention.
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| 33 | ;
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| 34 | ; A TEST entry point is provided in this routine for
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| 35 | ; illustration.
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| 36 | ;
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| 37 | S ;
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| 38 | I XBRET'[":" S XBRET=XBRET_":"
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| 39 | S XBN="XBRET"
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| 40 | S XBKVAR=$P($T(XBKVAR),";;",2)
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| 41 | S XBNS=$P(XBRET,":",2)
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| 42 | I XBNS="" G RETURN
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| 43 | F XBI=1:1 S (XB,XBY)=$P(XBNS,";",XBI) Q:XB="" D
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| 44 | .I XB'["*" S XBN=XBN_","_XB Q
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| 45 | .S (XB,XBY)=$P(XB,"*")
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| 46 | .S XBN=XBN_","_XB,XBL=$L(XB)
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| 47 | .F S XBY=$O(@XBY) Q:((XBY="")!(XB'=$E(XBY,1,XBL))) S XBN=XBN_","_XBY
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| 48 | .Q
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| 49 | RETURN ;
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| 50 | S XBN="("_XBN_","_XBKVAR_")"
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| 51 | S $P(XBRET,":",2)=XBN
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| 52 | KILL XBNS,XBN,XB,XBY,XBL,XBKVAR
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| 53 | NEW @($P(XBRET,":",2))
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| 54 | D @($P(XBRET,":",1))
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| 55 | Q
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| 56 | ;
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| 57 | END ;--------------------------------------------------------------
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| 58 | XBKVAR ;;DUZ,DTIME,DT,DISYS,IO,IOF,IOBS,IOM,ION,IOSL,IOST,IOT,IOS,IOXY,U,XRTL,ZTSTOP,ZTQUEUED,ZTREQ
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| 59 | ;--------------------------------------------------------------
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| 60 | Q
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| 61 | ;
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| 62 | TEST ;
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| 63 | D ^XBDIE("T2^XBDIE:AG;PW")
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| 64 | Q
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| 65 | ;
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| 66 | T2 ;
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| 67 | W !,"GOT TO T2",!
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| 68 | W !,"Here is where the die call would be structured and called",!,"Following is a list of variables that were within the exclusive new",!
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| 69 | D ^XBVL
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| 70 | Q
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| 71 | ;
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