1.
Create a variable with a 1000 characters
:setvar x rpt("x",1000)
2.
Try to echo it dereferenced, it fails
:echo !x
^
command line exceeds 511 characters. (CIERR 8105)
3.
This way it fails as well.
:echo ![x]
^
command line exceeds 511 characters. (CIERR 8105)
4.
BUT, if you use the CALC command this way, it works
ok, with the added bonus that if the variable contains
"!" or redirection operators (>,<) they the CI does
not process them. Note that the FileEq is necessary
because of the large record size.
ECHO>TEMPCF CALC X
FILE BIGREC;REC=-4092,1,V,ASCII
XEQ TEMPCF > *BIGREC
PRINT BIGREC
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[log in to unmask]@RAVEN.UTC.EDU - 13/06/2002 01:21
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Objet : Re: SETVAR
Is there any way to accomplish this in an echo command?
I have gotten stuck in file processing where I have to explicitly reference
the variable with the echo command to send it out to a file.
Example:
echo !str_var_over_300_in_length >*outfile
Is there another output function that I can use instead?
Thanks,
Paul "Inquiring minds want to know" Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of John Clogg
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 4:06 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] SETVAR
You might be able to accomplish this by not dereferencing the _CCX_VAR_1
variable. If it is already a string variable (which I assume is the case,
given its length), you can simply use the variable name in the STR function
parameter list, rather than the dereferenced variable in quotes, i.e.,
SETVAR CCX_IMG_EDP STR(_CCX_VAR_1,944,11)
This way the command does not expand at all.
-----Original Message-----
From: Donald N. Frantum [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 4:00 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: SETVAR
I am trying to execute the following commands, but I receive an error.
HP989/HITEST: SETVAR CCX_IMG_EDP STR("!_CCX_VAR_1",944,11)
^
Expanded command line exceeds 511 characters. (CIERR 8105)
8105
MESSAGE EXPANDED COMMAND LINE EXCEEDS 279 CHARACTERS. (CIERR 8105)
CAUSE After all dereferencing of variables was done, the size of the
command line increased so that the number of characters is greater than
279. This is not allowed.
ACTION Reduce size of command line.
Does anyone know a way to extend this number?
Thanks in advance,
Donald
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