GMRCUTIL ;SLC/DCM - Utilities for formatting word procesing fields and setting into ^TMP("GMRCR" globals for use by List Manager routines ;4/30/98 10:47
;;3.0;CONSULT/REQUEST TRACKING;**1,4**;DEC 27, 1997
GSET(LN,GLOB,J1,FLG) ;Set the word processing formatted local array WP() fields into the ^TMP Global.
; LN: Line in the ^TMP global where the data is to be placed. LN is
; incremented and passed back to the calling routine so that it
; can set data into the next global node as needed.
; GLB: The ^TMP global where the data is to be placed.(i.e.,
; ^TMP("GMRCR",$J,"CS").
; J1: The last entry in the WP array. It is passed back to the
; calling routine so that WP(J1) can be concatenated to the next
; line, if necessary
; FLG: If the first line of the the data in WP needs to be formatted
; differently than succeeding lines, FLG signals this fact by
; being passed as FLG=1; otherwise, FLG is passed as FLG=0.
S (J,J1)=0 F S J=$O(WP(J)) Q:J="" S DTA=$S('FLG:$E(TAB,1,17)_WP(J),1:WP(J)) S @GLOB@(LN,0)=DTA,LN=LN+1,J1=J,FLG=0
K J,DTA
Q
WPFMT(LINE,GMRCSL) ;FORMAT GLOBALS TO PRINT OUT IN A WORD PROCESSING FORMAT
; LINE: The line of text that needs to be broken into 80 column
; or less lines for printing on the screen.
; GMRCSL: This is the desired line length, to break LINE into; i.e.
; 60, 70, or 80 columns (or smaller/larger) for screen display.
K WP S WP="" Q:LINE?1.80P F LIN=1:1 D S WP(LIN)=$E(BKLN,1,$L(BKLN)-1) Q:'$L(LINE)
.S (BKLN,WRD)="" F I=1:1 S WRD=$P(LINE," ",1) Q:($L(BKLN)+$L(WRD)+1)>GMRCSL S BKLN=BKLN_WRD_" ",LINE=$P(LINE," ",2,256),WRD="" Q:$P(LINE," ",1,30)=""
.I $L(LINE),'$L(BKLN) S BKLN=$E(LINE,1,GMRCSL),LINE=$E(LINE,$L(BKLN),$L(LINE))
.Q
K I,LIN,BKLN,WRD Q
;
WPSET(GLOBAL,TMPGBL,LINE,LNO,TAB,FLG) ;Set the lines into a the ^TMP global in word-processing format.
; GLOBAL: Global where data is comming from.
; TMPGBL: Global where formatted data is being placed
; LINE: Line is passed because it may contain some data already.
; If it does, it is concatenated to the data from GLOBAL.
; LNO: This is a counter to where the next line of data should
; be set in TMPGLOBAL. It is incremented and passed back
; to the calling routine so it knows where the next piece
; of data is to be placed in TMPGBL.
; TAB: A string of spaces concatenated to the data in TMPGBL
; that acts like a tab character. TAB is passed to GSET.
; FLG: If the first line of data is not tabbed, then FLG is
; passed as FLG=1 and no tab character is concatenated to
; this line. If FLG=0, then the data is tabbed.
N LN
S (LN,LN1,J1)=0 F S LN=$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN)) Q:LN=""!(LN?1A.E) S LINE=LINE_@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0) D
.I @(GLOBAL)@(LN,0)?1.240" " D WPFMT(LINE,$S('FLG:60,1:70)),GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG) S @(TMPGBL)@(LNO,0)=@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0),LNO=LNO+1 S LINE="" Q
.I $O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN)),$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))'?1A S LN1=$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN)) I $S((@(GLOBAL)@(LN1,0))?1.240" ":1,(@(GLOBAL)@(LN1,0))="":1,1:0) D WPFMT(LINE,$S('FLG:60,1:70)),GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG) S LN=LN1,LINE="" Q
.I FLG,$L(LINE)<79,$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]"",$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))'?1A.E S LN=$O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN)),LINE=LINE_" "_@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0) D WPFMT(LINE,79),GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG) D
..I $O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))?1A.E S LINE="" Q
..I $O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]"",$D(WP(J1)),$L(WP(J1))<60 S LINE=WP(J1)_" ",LNO=LNO-1 Q
..I $D(WP(J1)),$L(WP(J1))>60 S LINE=WP(J1),LNO=LNO-1 Q
..S LINE="" Q
.Q:LINE=""
.I $L(LINE)>70,FLG S LINE(0)=$E(LINE,1,$F(LINE," ",69)-1),LINE=$E(LINE,$F(LINE," ",69),$L(LINE)),@(TMPGBL)@(LNO,0)=LINE(0),FLG=$S($L(LINE(0)):0,1:1),LNO=LNO+1
.D WPFMT(LINE,$S('FLG:60,1:70)),GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG) I $O(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]"",$D(WP(J1)),$L(WP(J1))<60 S LINE=WP(J1)_" ",LNO=LNO-1,FLG=0
.E S LINE=""
.Q
K J1,LN1,WP Q
GMRCUTIL ;SLC/DCM - Utilities for formatting word procesing fields and setting into ^TMP("GMRCR" globals for use by List Manager routines ;4/30/98 10:47
+1 ;;3.0;CONSULT/REQUEST TRACKING;**1,4**;DEC 27, 1997
GSET(LN,GLOB,J1,FLG) ;Set the word processing formatted local array WP() fields into the ^TMP Global.
+1 ; LN: Line in the ^TMP global where the data is to be placed. LN is
+2 ; incremented and passed back to the calling routine so that it
+3 ; can set data into the next global node as needed.
+4 ; GLB: The ^TMP global where the data is to be placed.(i.e.,
+5 ; ^TMP("GMRCR",$J,"CS").
+6 ; J1: The last entry in the WP array. It is passed back to the
+7 ; calling routine so that WP(J1) can be concatenated to the next
+8 ; line, if necessary
+9 ; FLG: If the first line of the the data in WP needs to be formatted
+10 ; differently than succeeding lines, FLG signals this fact by
+11 ; being passed as FLG=1; otherwise, FLG is passed as FLG=0.
+12 SET (J,J1)=0
FOR
SET J=$ORDER(WP(J))
IF J=""
QUIT
SET DTA=$SELECT('FLG:$EXTRACT(TAB,1,17)_WP(J),1:WP(J))
SET @GLOB@(LN,0)=DTA
SET LN=LN+1
SET J1=J
SET FLG=0
+13 KILL J,DTA
+14 QUIT
WPFMT(LINE,GMRCSL) ;FORMAT GLOBALS TO PRINT OUT IN A WORD PROCESSING FORMAT
+1 ; LINE: The line of text that needs to be broken into 80 column
+2 ; or less lines for printing on the screen.
+3 ; GMRCSL: This is the desired line length, to break LINE into; i.e.
+4 ; 60, 70, or 80 columns (or smaller/larger) for screen display.
+5 KILL WP
SET WP=""
IF LINE?1.80P
QUIT
FOR LIN=1:1
Begin DoDot:1
+6 SET (BKLN,WRD)=""
FOR I=1:1
SET WRD=$PIECE(LINE," ",1)
IF ($LENGTH(BKLN)+$LENGTH(WRD)+1)>GMRCSL
QUIT
SET BKLN=BKLN_WRD_" "
SET LINE=$PIECE(LINE," ",2,256)
SET WRD=""
IF $PIECE(LINE," ",1,30)=""
QUIT
+7 IF $LENGTH(LINE)
IF '$LENGTH(BKLN)
SET BKLN=$EXTRACT(LINE,1,GMRCSL)
SET LINE=$EXTRACT(LINE,$LENGTH(BKLN),$LENGTH(LINE))
+8 QUIT
End DoDot:1
SET WP(LIN)=$EXTRACT(BKLN,1,$LENGTH(BKLN)-1)
IF '$LENGTH(LINE)
QUIT
+9 KILL I,LIN,BKLN,WRD
QUIT
+10 ;
WPSET(GLOBAL,TMPGBL,LINE,LNO,TAB,FLG) ;Set the lines into a the ^TMP global in word-processing format.
+1 ; GLOBAL: Global where data is comming from.
+2 ; TMPGBL: Global where formatted data is being placed
+3 ; LINE: Line is passed because it may contain some data already.
+4 ; If it does, it is concatenated to the data from GLOBAL.
+5 ; LNO: This is a counter to where the next line of data should
+6 ; be set in TMPGLOBAL. It is incremented and passed back
+7 ; to the calling routine so it knows where the next piece
+8 ; of data is to be placed in TMPGBL.
+9 ; TAB: A string of spaces concatenated to the data in TMPGBL
+10 ; that acts like a tab character. TAB is passed to GSET.
+11 ; FLG: If the first line of data is not tabbed, then FLG is
+12 ; passed as FLG=1 and no tab character is concatenated to
+13 ; this line. If FLG=0, then the data is tabbed.
+14 NEW LN
+15 SET (LN,LN1,J1)=0
FOR
SET LN=$ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))
IF LN=""!(LN?1A.E)
QUIT
SET LINE=LINE_@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0)
Begin DoDot:1
+16 IF @(GLOBAL)@(LN,0)?1.240" "
DO WPFMT(LINE,$SELECT('FLG:60,1:70))
DO GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG)
SET @(TMPGBL)@(LNO,0)=@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0)
SET LNO=LNO+1
SET LINE=""
QUIT
+17 IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))
IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))'?1A
SET LN1=$ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))
IF $SELECT((@(GLOBAL)@(LN1,0))?1.240" ":1,(@(GLOBAL)@(LN1,0))="":1,1:0)
DO WPFMT(LINE,$SELECT('FLG:60,1:70))
DO GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG)
SET LN=LN1
SET LINE=""
QUIT
+18 IF FLG
IF $LENGTH(LINE)<79
IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]""
IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))'?1A.E
SET LN=$ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))
SET LINE=LINE_" "_@(GLOBAL)@(LN,0)
DO WPFMT(LINE,79)
DO GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG)
Begin DoDot:2
+19 IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))?1A.E
SET LINE=""
QUIT
+20 IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]""
IF $DATA(WP(J1))
IF $LENGTH(WP(J1))<60
SET LINE=WP(J1)_" "
SET LNO=LNO-1
QUIT
+21 IF $DATA(WP(J1))
IF $LENGTH(WP(J1))>60
SET LINE=WP(J1)
SET LNO=LNO-1
QUIT
+22 SET LINE=""
QUIT
End DoDot:2
+23 IF LINE=""
QUIT
+24 IF $LENGTH(LINE)>70
IF FLG
SET LINE(0)=$EXTRACT(LINE,1,$FIND(LINE," ",69)-1)
SET LINE=$EXTRACT(LINE,$FIND(LINE," ",69),$LENGTH(LINE))
SET @(TMPGBL)@(LNO,0)=LINE(0)
SET FLG=$SELECT($LENGTH(LINE(0)):0,1:1)
SET LNO=LNO+1
+25 DO WPFMT(LINE,$SELECT('FLG:60,1:70))
DO GSET(.LNO,TMPGBL,.J1,.FLG)
IF $ORDER(@(GLOBAL)@(LN))]""
IF $DATA(WP(J1))
IF $LENGTH(WP(J1))<60
SET LINE=WP(J1)_" "
SET LNO=LNO-1
SET FLG=0
+26 IF '$TEST
SET LINE=""
+27 QUIT
End DoDot:1
+28 KILL J1,LN1,WP
QUIT
