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Lee Gunter <[log in to unmask]>
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Lee Gunter <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 9 Nov 1998 15:57:28 -0800
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No, this piece wasn't shelved.  Here's the help text explaining changes to
HPMSGFENCE (from a Jeff Vance post to hp3000-L in 8/98):

HPMSGFENCE  A variable used by the CI that controls the output for all
            CI errors, warnings and skipped commands.  Skipped commands
            refer to commands that are not executed by the CI because
            they follow a conditional expression that evaluated FALSE.

            HPMSGFENCE is divided into 2 fields, 3 bits each in size.
            The low order 3 bits (bits 29..31) control the output of
            CI error and warning messages as:
               0  =  display all CI errors and warnings
               1  =  show only errors, warning are suppressed
               2  =  suppress all CI errors and warning messages.

            The next 3 field (bits 26..28) control the output of
            skipped commands and the "*** EXPRESSION FALSE: ...",
            "*** EXPRESSION TRUE: ...", and "*** RESUME EXECUTION OF
            COMMANDS" messages:
               0  =  show all skipped commands and the above "***..."
                     messages
               1  =  show only the "***..." messages, suppress commands
                     that are skipped.  Integer value is 8.
               2  =  suppress the skipped commands and the "***..."
                     messages.  Integer value is 16.
            Combining the two fields results in the following table of
            HPMSGFENCE values:

       0   show "***", skipped commands,    CI warnings,    CI errors
       1   show "***", skipped commands,    no CI warnings, CI errors
       2   show "***", skipped commands,    no CI warnings, no CI errors
       8   show "***", no skipped commands, CI warnings,    CI errors
       9   show "***", no skipped commands, no warnings,    CI errors
       10  show "***", no skipped commands, no warnings,    no CI errors
       16  no "***",   no skipped commands, CI warnings,    CI errors
       17  no "***",   no skipped commands, no CI warnings, CI errors
       18  no "***",   no skipped commands, no CI warnings, no CI errors

            The initial value for HPMSGENCE is 0,which shows all errors,
            warnings and skipped commands.  Type= W I PL

I've tried this on 5.5 PP4, and it works as advertised.

Lee Gunter          [log in to unmask]
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon / Regence HMO Oregon
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From: "Paul H. Christidis" <[log in to unmask]> on 11/09/98
      03:07 PM

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A while back Jeff Vance had proposed some additional 'settings' to the
'hpmsgfence' variable (I think) that would accomplish just that.  It may
have been as part of his 'global'/'local' variable enhancements and has
thus
been shelved.

Paul H. Christidis
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Subject: Author:  [log in to unmask] at mime
Date:    11/09/98 13:30


Greeting O' Wise Ones..( You too Art "he he he") ;-)

Ok when you do a CI comparison such as this:
IF CIERROR = 0 THEN

And You get this result:

*** EXPRESSION FALSE: COMMANDS IGNORED UNTIL MATCHING ELSEIF/ELSE/ENDIF

Is there a way to make this not appear on the Terminal Screen??? ( The
Result).


Thanks !!!!


James Reynolds.

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