Anybody know how to erase the DXL output windows from DXL? How about closing the DXL Interaction window (if its open), which should have the same effect?
>Louie
Golly, this is hard. I cannot anymore sign posts '<dash> Louie' since the dash is interpreted as an indented bullet. I'm to old to learn new ways...
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Re: Erasing DXL output window djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:33:49 EST 2009
Louis... Just wanted to let you know that I've been attempting a solution to this problem... but without success.
I've been trying to post more here, but keep getting "Disallowed Content Detected" warnings, preventing my posts. I can't figure out what the problem is. So, I am going to post in pieces to figure it out...
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Re: Erasing DXL output window djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:34:27 EST 2009 djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:33:49 EST 2009
Louis... Just wanted to let you know that I've been attempting a solution to this problem... but without success.
I've been trying to post more here, but keep getting "Disallowed Content Detected" warnings, preventing my posts. I can't figure out what the problem is. So, I am going to post in pieces to figure it out...
I did find that the "Tools, Edit DXL..." menu option, which brings up the DXL Interaction Window, is done through a built-in standard menu item, editDXLItem.
In baseWindowMenu.inc, on line 326, you will see:
createItem editDXLItem
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Re: Erasing DXL output window djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:36:20 EST 2009 djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:34:27 EST 2009
I did find that the "Tools, Edit DXL..." menu option, which brings up the DXL Interaction Window, is done through a built-in standard menu item, editDXLItem.
In baseWindowMenu.inc, on line 326, you will see:
createItem editDXLItem
Unfortunately, I don't know how to Disallowed content ??? that built-in item.
I did experiement with the few DXL commands which bring up the DXL Interaction Window, such as:
print "Hello World"
warn ("Warning")
error ("Error")
unixerror ("Unix Error")
... but, I could not find a way to get any sort of handle on the window or text box.
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Re: Erasing DXL output window djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:36:53 EST 2009 djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:36:20 EST 2009
Unfortunately, I don't know how to Disallowed content ??? that built-in item.
I did experiement with the few DXL commands which bring up the DXL Interaction Window, such as:
print "Hello World"
warn ("Warning")
error ("Error")
unixerror ("Unix Error")
... but, I could not find a way to get any sort of handle on the window or text box.
In my quest, I found there are a few commands related to the Diagnostic window ( showDiagnosticWindow_ and getDiagnosticLog_ ) but which are no help with the DXL Interaction window.
I even tried print charOf(127)"" hoping that maybe it would delete a character, but it just prints a non-printable character.
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Re: Erasing DXL output window djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:39:37 EST 2009 djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:36:53 EST 2009
In my quest, I found there are a few commands related to the Diagnostic window ( showDiagnosticWindow_ and getDiagnosticLog_ ) but which are no help with the DXL Interaction window.
I even tried print charOf(127)"" hoping that maybe it would delete a character, but it just prints a non-printable character.
OK. So, the Disallowed content was? c r a c k
Oh boy. This forum is going to take a while to get used to. I miss the old Telelogic ones already. Can't edit your posts. I keep getting "Disallowed Content Detected" warnings preventing me from posting. The markup is odd. All of a sudden, DOORS and DXL seem like good tools.
Dave
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Re: Erasing DXL output window Tony_Goodman - Thu Feb 05 06:53:25 EST 2009 djakad - Wed Feb 04 17:39:37 EST 2009
OK. So, the Disallowed content was? c r a c k
Oh boy. This forum is going to take a while to get used to. I miss the old Telelogic ones already. Can't edit your posts. I keep getting "Disallowed Content Detected" warnings preventing me from posting. The markup is odd. All of a sudden, DOORS and DXL seem like good tools.
Dave
Louie, don't fret about the dash.
I think using >Louie, or "Greater than Louie" is even better.
<Tony
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Re: Erasing DXL output window llandale - Mon Feb 23 17:05:37 EST 2009 Tony_Goodman - Thu Feb 05 06:53:25 EST 2009
Louie, don't fret about the dash.
I think using >Louie, or "Greater than Louie" is even better.
<Tony
> Louie <Tony.
Sounds like you are saying that most of the world is 'Greater than Louie' and 'Less than Tony'. Dang, another 3 months of therapy....
? Louie
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