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Function that can be used to give the level of attachment of a routine
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2 years 2 weeks ago #23676
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Function that can be used to give the level of attachment of a routine was created by McLanJohn
Hello,
As the question mentions, I'm looking for a core function that can be used to give the level of attachment of a routine (e.g. Input Routines, unauth Routine, etc..)
thank you
As the question mentions, I'm looking for a core function that can be used to give the level of attachment of a routine (e.g. Input Routines, unauth Routine, etc..)
thank you
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2 years 2 weeks ago #23678
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Hi
Would be surprised if such thing exists :))
What's the purpose of knowing it? Using the same routine in many places?
Would be surprised if such thing exists :))
What's the purpose of knowing it? Using the same routine in many places?
Cheers
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2 years 2 weeks ago #23679
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Thanks for the reply
Yes, I need to use the same routine on different levels
Yes, I need to use the same routine on different levels
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2 years 2 weeks ago - 2 years 2 weeks ago #23680
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Hi
you can try to analyze some COMMON variables like MESSAGE but it won't give you the full picture I afraid. Maybe call stack might help but it has to be retested after every major upgrade (and it will be different depending on client software - classic/Desktop/Browser/whatever).
Also: on different levels you'll need to apply different methods, for example, to raise an error... (set either E or ETEXT; CALL STORE.END.ERROR or not to call)
If there's huge logic that you don't want to duplicate - put it to a separate subroutine and call it from "hooked" ones.
you can try to analyze some COMMON variables like MESSAGE but it won't give you the full picture I afraid. Maybe call stack might help but it has to be retested after every major upgrade (and it will be different depending on client software - classic/Desktop/Browser/whatever).
Also: on different levels you'll need to apply different methods, for example, to raise an error... (set either E or ETEXT; CALL STORE.END.ERROR or not to call)
If there's huge logic that you don't want to duplicate - put it to a separate subroutine and call it from "hooked" ones.
Cheers
VK
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