Subject | Re: [IB-Architect] Select Procedures & BLR |
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Author | Ann Harrison |
Post date | 2000-06-13T19:43:15Z |
At 12:16 PM 6/13/00 -0700, Jason Wharton wrote:
appropriate might be the one that the "pretty printer" uses.
However, stall is also generated for exit, so an execute procedure
could easily have more than one stall.
Ann
>I had considered examining the BLR for these blr_stall tokens but it seemsRight, but we have several blr parsers in the code - the most
>that the byte code of BLR doesn't guarantee that you can isolate the
>existence of the blr_stall command from other arbitrary bytes. The BLR would
>have to be parsed and the context considered before you could declare that
>the byte for blr_stall was actually a suspend. It could also be a binary
>portion of a text identifier or number, etc.
appropriate might be the one that the "pretty printer" uses.
However, stall is also generated for exit, so an execute procedure
could easily have more than one stall.
>Wouldn't it be cool if we could tame BLR a little in an editor and writeYou'll find code for that in QLI and gpre.
>some procedures using BLR?
Ann