1 | ZVEMSF9 ;DJB,VSHL**DIWF [07/16/94]
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2 | ;;12;VPE;;COPYRIGHT David Bolduc @1993
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3 | ;
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4 | DIWF ;;;
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5 | ;;; D I W F Form Document Print
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6 | ;;;
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7 | ;;; DIWF uses contents of a word processing field as a target document into which
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8 | ;;; data can be inserted at print time. The data may come from another file or be
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9 | ;;; provided by the user interactively when the document is printed. The word
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10 | ;;; processing text uses windows into which data from the target file gets
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11 | ;;; inserted by DIWF. Any nonmultiple field label or computed expression can be
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12 | ;;; used within a "|" window. If the expression can't be evaluated or the field
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13 | ;;; doesn't exist, and the output is being sent to a different terminal than
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14 | ;;; the one used to call up the output, then the user will be asked to type in
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15 | ;;; a value for the window, for each data entry printed.
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16 | ;;;
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17 | ;;; 1. ENTRY POINT: ^DIWF
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18 | ;;; Invoking DIWF at the top results in an interactive dialogue:
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19 | ;;; Select Document File: FORM LETTER
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20 | ;;; Select DOCUMENT: APPOINTMENT REMINDER
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21 | ;;; Print from what FILE: EMPLOYEE
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22 | ;;; WANT EACH ENTRY ON A SEPARATE PAGE? YES//
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23 | ;;; SORT BY: NAME// FOLLOWUP DATE=MAY 1, 1986
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24 | ;;; DEVICE:
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25 | ;;; In this example, the word processing text found in the APPOINTMENT
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26 | ;;; REMINDER entry of the FORM LETTER file is used to print a sheet of output
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27 | ;;; for each entry in the EMPLOYEE file whose FOLLOWUP DATE equals May 1,1986.
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28 | ;;;
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29 | ;;; If the document file contains a pointer field pointing to file #1, and if
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30 | ;;; the document entry selected has a value for that pointer, then the file
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31 | ;;; pointed to will be used to print from and the user will not be asked
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32 | ;;; "Print from what FILE:".
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33 | ;;; NOTE: Read access is checked for both files selected.
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34 | ;;;
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35 | ;;; 1. ENTRY POINT: EN1^DIWF
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36 | ;;; This entry point is used when calling program knows which file contains
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37 | ;;; the desired word processing text to be used as a target document.
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38 | ;;;
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39 | ;;; 2. INPUT VARIABLES
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40 | ;;; DIC......Global root or file number.
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41 | ;;;
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42 | ;;; 3. OUTPUT VARIABLES
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43 | ;;; Y........-1 only if the DIC file doesn't contain a word processing field.
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44 | ;;;
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45 | ;;; 1. ENTRY POINT: EN2^DIWF
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46 | ;;; This entry point is used when calling program knows both the document file
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47 | ;;; and the entry within that file which contains the desired word processing
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48 | ;;; text to be used as a target document.
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49 | ;;;
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50 | ;;; 2. INPUT VARIABLES
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51 | ;;; DIWF......Global root at which text is stored. Thus, if APPOINTMENT
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52 | ;;; REMINDER is the third document in the FORM LETTER file (^DIZ(16001,) and
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53 | ;;; the word processing field is stored in subscript 1, you can:
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54 | ;;; SET DIWF="^DIZ(16001,3,1,"
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55 | ;;; DIWF(1)...If calling program wants to specifiy which file should be used
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56 | ;;; as a source for generating output, the number of the file should be in
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57 | ;;; DIWF(1). Otherwise, the user will be asked the "Print from what FILE:"
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58 | ;;; question.
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59 | ;;;
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60 | ;;; After this point, EN1^DIP is invoked. The calling program can set the
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61 | ;;; usual BY, FR, and TO variables if it wants to control the SORT sequence.
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62 | ;;;
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63 | ;;; 3. OUTPUT VARIABLES
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64 | ;;; Y........Will be -1 if:
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65 | ;;; There is no data beneath the root passed in DIWF.
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66 | ;;; The file passed in DIWF(1) could not be found.
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67 | ;;;***
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