Changeset 508 for ccr/trunk/p/C0CUTIL.m
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r421 r508 1 1 C0CUTIL ;WV/C0C/SMH - Various Utilites for generating the CCR/CCD;06/15/08 2 ;;0.1;C0C;;Jun 15, 2008;3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 ;;1.0;C0C;;May 19, 2009; 3 ;Copyright 2008-2009 Sam Habiel & George Lilly. 4 ;Licensed under the terms of the GNU 5 ;General Public License See attached copy of the License. 6 ; 7 ;This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 8 ;it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 9 ;the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or 10 ;(at your option) any later version. 11 ; 12 ;This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 13 ;but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 14 ;MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 15 ;GNU General Public License for more details. 16 ; 17 ;You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along 18 ;with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 19 ;51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. 20 ; 21 W "No Entry at Top!" 22 Q 23 ; 24 24 FMDTOUTC(DATE,FORMAT) ; Convert Fileman Date to UTC Date Format; PUBLIC; Extrinsic 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 25 ; FORMAT is Format of Date. Can be either D (Day) or DT (Date and Time) 26 ; If not passed, or passed incorrectly, it's assumed that it is D. 27 ; FM Date format is "YYYMMDD.HHMMSS" HHMMSS may not be supplied. 28 ; UTC date is formatted as follows: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss_offsetfromUTC 29 ; UTC, Year, Month, Day, Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Time offset (obtained from Mailman Site Parameters) 30 N UTC,Y,M,D,H,MM,S,OFF 31 S Y=1700+$E(DATE,1,3) 32 S M=$E(DATE,4,5) 33 S D=$E(DATE,6,7) 34 S H=$E(DATE,9,10) 35 I $L(H)=1 S H="0"_H 36 S MM=$E(DATE,11,12) 37 I $L(MM)=1 S MM="0"_MM 38 S S=$E(DATE,13,14) 39 I $L(S)=1 S S="0"_S 40 S OFF=$$TZ^XLFDT ; See Kernel Manual for documentation. 41 S OFFS=$E(OFF,1,1) 42 S OFF0=$TR(OFF,"+-") 43 S OFF1=$E(OFF0+10000,2,3) 44 S OFF2=$E(OFF0+10000,4,5) 45 S OFF=OFFS_OFF1_":"_OFF2 46 ;S OFF2=$E(OFF,1,2) ; 47 ;S OFF2=$E(100+OFF2,2,3) ; GPL 11/08 CHANGED TO -05:00 FORMAT 48 ;S OFF3=$E(OFF,3,4) ;MINUTES 49 ;S OFF=$S(OFF2="":"00",0:"00",1:OFF2)_"."_$S(OFF3="":"00",1:OFF3) 50 ; If H, MM and S are empty, it means that the FM date didn't supply the time. 51 ; In this case, set H, MM and S to "00" 52 ; S:('$L(H)&'$L(MM)&'$L(S)) (H,MM,S)="00" ; IF ONLY SOME ARE MISSING? 53 S:'$L(H) H="00" 54 S:'$L(MM) MM="00" 55 S:'$L(S) S="00" 56 S UTC=Y_"-"_M_"-"_D_"T"_H_":"_MM_$S(S="":":00",1:":"_S)_OFF ; Skip's code to fix hanging colon if no seconds 57 I $L($G(FORMAT)),FORMAT="DT" Q UTC ; Date with time. 58 E Q $P(UTC,"T") 59 ; 60 60 SORTDT(V1,V2,ORDR) ; DATE SORT ARRAY AND RETURN INDEX IN V1 AND COUNT 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 61 ; AS EXTRINSIC ORDR IS 1 OR -1 FOR FORWARD OR REVERSE 62 ; DATE AND TIME ORDER. DEFAULT IS FORWARD 63 ; V2 IS AN ARRAY OF DATES IN FILEMAN FORMAT 64 ; V1 IS RETURNS INDIRECT INDEXES OF V2 IN REVERSE DATE ORDER 65 ; SO V2(V1(X)) WILL RETURN THE DATES IN DATE/TIME ORDER 66 ; THE COUNT OF THE DATES IS RETURNED AS AN EXTRINSIC 67 ; BOTH V1 AND V2 ARE PASSED BY REFERENCE 68 N VSRT ; TEMP FOR HASHING DATES 69 N ZI,ZJ,ZTMP,ZCNT,ZP1,ZP2 70 S ZCNT=V2(0) ; COUNTING NUMBER OF DATES 71 F ZI=1:1:ZCNT D ; FOR EACH DATE IN THE ARRAY 72 . I $D(V2(ZI)) D ; IF THE DATE EXISTS 73 . . S ZP1=$P(V2(ZI),".",1) ; THE DATE PIECE 74 . . S ZP2=$P(V2(ZI),".",2) ; THE TIME PIECE 75 . . ; W "DATE: ",ZP1," TIME: ",ZP2,! 76 . . S VSRT(ZP1,ZP2,ZI)=ZI ; INDEX OF DATE, TIME AND COUNT 77 N ZG 78 S ZG=$Q(VSRT("")) 79 F D Q:ZG="" ; 80 . ; W ZG,! 81 . D PUSH^GPLXPATH("V1",@ZG) 82 . S ZG=$Q(@ZG) 83 I ORDR=-1 D ; HAVE TO REVERSE ORDER 84 . N ZG2 85 . F ZI=1:1:V1(0) D ; FOR EACH ELELMENT 86 . . S ZG2(V1(0)-ZI+1)=V1(ZI) ; SET IN REVERSE ORDER 87 . S ZG2(0)=V1(0) 88 . D CP^GPLXPATH("ZG2","V1") ; COPY OVER THE NEW ARRAY 89 Q ZCNT 90 ; 91 91 DA2SNO(RTN,DNAME) ; LOOK UP DRUG ALLERGY CODE IN ^LEX 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 92 ; RETURNS AN ARRAY RTN PASSED BY REFERENCE 93 ; THIS ROUTINE CAN BE USED AS AN RPC 94 ; RTN(0) IS THE NUMBER OF ELEMENTS IN THE ARRAY 95 ; RTN(1) IS THE SNOMED CODE FOR THE DRUG ALLERGY 96 ; 97 N LEXIEN 98 I $O(^LEX(757.21,"ADIS",DNAME,""))'="" D ; IEN FOUND FOR THIS DRUG 99 . S LEXIEN=$O(^LEX(757.21,"ADIS",DNAME,"")) ; GET THE IEN IN THE LEXICON 100 . W LEXIEN,! 101 . S RTN(1)=$P(^LEX(757.02,LEXIEN,0),"^",2) ; SNOMED CODE IN P2 102 . S RTN(0)=1 ; ONE THING RETURNED 103 E S RTN(0)=0 ; NOT FOUND 104 Q 105 ; 106 106 DASNO(DANAME) ; PRINTS THE SNOMED CODE FOR ALLERGY TO DRUG DANAME 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 107 ; 108 N DARTN 109 D DA2SNO(.DARTN,DANAME) ; CALL THE LOOKUP ROUTINE 110 I DARTN(0)>0 D ; GOT RESULTS 111 . W !,DARTN(1) ;PRINT THE SNOMED CODE 112 E W !,"NOT FOUND",! 113 Q 114 ; 115 115 DASNALL(WHICH) ; ROUTINE TO EXAMINE THE ADIS INDEX IN LEX AND RETRIEVE ALL 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 116 ; ASSOCIATED SNOMED CODES 117 N DASTMP,DASIEN,DASNO 118 S DASTMP="" 119 F S DASTMP=$O(^LEX(757.21,WHICH,DASTMP)) Q:DASTMP="" D ; NAME OF MED 120 . S DASIEN=$O(^LEX(757.21,WHICH,DASTMP,"")) ; IEN OF MED 121 . S DASNO=$P(^LEX(757.02,DASIEN,0),"^",2) ; SNOMED CODE FOR ENTRY 122 . W DASTMP,"=",DASNO,! ; PRINT IT OUT 123 Q 124 ; 125 125 RPMS() ; Are we running on an RPMS system rather than Vista? 126 126 Q $G(DUZ("AG"))="I" ; If User Agency is Indian Health Service 127 127 VISTA() ; Are we running on Vanilla Vista? 128 128 Q $G(DUZ("AG"))="V" ; If User Agency is VA 129 129 WV() ; Are we running on WorldVista? 130 130 Q $G(DUZ("AG"))="E" ; Code for WV. 131 131 OV() ; Are we running on OpenVista? 132 132 Q $G(DUZ("AG"))="O" ; Code for OpenVista
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