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Filename Field Check for Web File Local Server and Internet Server t

0703 -
0703 -    ..
0704 - Summary/Objective
0705 -
070501 - Follow up ref SDS 3 0000, ref SDS 2 0000.
070502 -
070503 - Developed new function suggested by Gary that makes creating multiple
070504 - views fast and easy for both proofreading and verifying when a
070505 - document or an SDS record is, and is not, on the Internet,
070506 - strengthening confidentiality. ref SDS 0 TT5H  The new feature was
070507 - integrated with tools Gary suggested earlier that open files for other
070508 - programs from within SDS. ref SDS 0 S96N  Navigation using granular
070509 - addressability is supported to open files in the browser on the
070510 - Internet or on the local server to the same location in the
070511 - originating file. ref SDS 0 L38N and ref SDS 0 T16G
070512 -
070513 -           [On 040422 found these new tools very useful, fast and easy.
070514 -           ref SDS 5 0001
070516 -            ..
070517 -           [On 040424 Gary commended for ideas on improving SDS.
070518 -           ref SDS 6 0001
070520 -            ..
070521 -           [On 040705 Gary reported new problem; the new function 00903
070522 -           that applies cmd batch files to open files for other
070523 -           programs is not supported by w98. ref SDS 7 U693
070525 -            ..
070526 -           [On 040714 added support for new system of document file
070527 -           segments, so that this op to open the file visible on the
070528 -           screen in a browser either on the local server or on the
070529 -           Internet, will open the full document and not a file segment
070530 -           of the document. ref SDS 8 W17G
070531 -
070532 -
070533 -
070534 -
070536 -  ..
0706 -
0707 -
0708 - Evaluation
0709 -
070901 - Multipe Views Fast Easy to Support Situational Awareness
070902 -
070903 - This new system makes access to an SDS record either on the Internet
070904 - or on the local server fast and easy using following steps...
070905 -
070906 -    1.  Switch the view of an SDS record, or a document, visible on the
070907 -        computer screen, to see the same file on the Internet for
070908 -        verifying public access and that confidential information has
070909 -        been adequately suppressed. The code, also, processes a current
070910 -        date diary, by converting a Schedule record filename into an
070911 -        archived diary filename.  Processing occurs in less than a
070912 -        second, and is entirely transparent to the user, enabling the
070913 -        work to occur as a matter of mere volition based on situational
070914 -        awareness.
070916 -         ..
070917 -    2.  User controls where the file will be opened in the browser by
070918 -        positioning the cursor below an anchor in the originating file,
070919 -        before clicking.
070921 -         ..
070922 -    3.  The new method saves approximately 10 - 15 keystrokes formerly
070923 -        required to accomplish the same result, saving time and money
070924 -        for performing knowledge work, listed on 000824. ref SDS 1 3D9M
070926 -         ..
070927 -    4.  Internet - open current file by clicking on the filename
070928 -        between column 1 - 15, which is the line below CMD> and above
070929 -        the SDS record ID.
070930 -
070931 -           [On 040422 found these new tools very useful, fast and easy.
070932 -           ref SDS 5 0001
070934 -         ..
070935 -    5.  Local server - view current record in a web browser to proof
070936 -        read prior to transfer to the Internet.
070938 -         ..
070939 -        Click on the filename between column 15 - 30, which is the line
070940 -        below CMD> and above the SDS record ID.
070941 -
070942 -           [On 040714 added support for new system of document file
070943 -           segments, so that this op to open the file visible on the
070944 -           screen in a browser either on the local server or on the
070945 -           Internet, will open the full document and not a file segment
070946 -           of the document. ref SDS 8 W17G
070947 -
070948 -
070949 -
070950 -
070952 -  ..
0710 -
0711 -
0712 - Planning
0713 -
071301 - Proofread and Confidentiality Multiple Views SDS Records Other Files
071302 - Multiple Views SDS Records Other Files Proofread and Confidentiality
071303 - Confidentiality and Proofread Multiple Views SDS Records Other Files
071304 - Open SDS Record or Other File in Browser Local or Internet Server
071305 -
071306 - Gary's record on 040412 suggests a new function to open the file for a
071307 - document or an SDS record that is currently displayed on the computer
071308 - screen, and view the same file in a web browser on the Internet or on
071309 - the local server.  This feature provides an alternate view for proof
071310 - reading, and to test confidentiality by providing instant evidence
071311 - when a record is on the Internet. ref SDS 4 8Y9O
071313 -  ..
071314 - This should be easy to create with the gfname command.
071316 -  ..
071317 - On 031020 developed method using macro file 00903 to open files for
071318 - other programs from within SDS records. ref SDS 2 UN9M  The design was
071319 - improved on 031102 using .cmd to call internet explorer. ref SDS 3
071320 - 5G5L This design and the support macro 00903 can be used for the new
071321 - assignment today.
071323 -  ..
071324 - Gary also wants a change to Medit that shows when a record has been
071325 - changed, and then when it has been written to the disk. ref SDS 4 5E68
071326 -
071327 -     [On 040424 letter to Morris asking about this. ref SDS 6 0001
071328 -
071329 -
071330 -
071331 -
071332 -
071333 -
0714 -

SUBJECTS
Filename Field Check for Web File Local Server and Internet Server t
Programs Launch from Within SDS Based on File Extension to Microsoft

1004 -
100501 -  ..
100502 - SDS Record Open with Browser Local Server and Internet Server
100503 -
100504 -
100505 - Line 450, ref OF 4 W36F, -entry 230 in 000001 about 180 lines below
100506 -
100507 -
100509 -  ..
100510 - Line 1650, ref OF 4 N46G, -label ocfwb in 000001
100511 -
100512 -    -label ocfwb
100513 -    @c:\sd\03\00903 #2............................. ref SDS 0 6N3L
100514 -    -exit
100515 -
100516 -        Call 00903 to open the current file with a web browser either
100517 -        on the local server, or on the Internet.
100518 -
100519 -           [On 040705 Gary reported new problem; the new function 00903
100520 -           that applies cmd batch files to open files for other
100521 -           programs is not supported by w98. ref SDS 7 U693
100522 -
100523 -
100525 -  ..
100526 - Line 1100, ref OF 5 PJ9M, -entry 136 in 000008
100527 -
100528 -
100530 -  ..
100531 - Line 1280, ref OF 5 J35J, -label in5rnet in 000008
100532 -
100533 -    -label in5rnet
100534 -    c:\sd\03\00903
100535 -
100536 -        The code here calls macro file 00903
100537 -
100538 -
100540 -  ..
100541 - Line 90, ref OF 1 T54H, -label start in 00903
100542 -
100543 -    setgbl 241 0
100544 -
100545 -        The start label is for opening a general file listed in a
100546 -        record.  global 241 is a new flag created today for opening the
100547 -        current file to the nearest anchor.  Set the flag 240 0 off for
100548 -        this function, because the objective is to open the spec
100549 -        entered by the user.  Have to turn the op off to avoid the code
100550 -        inadvertantly executing, when the string is entered into
100551 -        00903.cmd, which has an option for opening the current file at
100552 -        the nearest anchor.
100553 -
100554 -
100556 -  ..
100557 - Line 160, ref OF 1 YW6O, -label opcF in 00903
100558 -
100559 -    -label opcF
100560 -    -if @221 < 15 setcnt 221 121
100561 -    -if @221 > 14 setcnt 221 122
100562 -    setgbl 221 @221
100563 -    gfname
100564 -    macro 1180
100565 -
100566 -       [On 040714 added support for new system of document file
100567 -       segments, so that this op opens the file visible on the screen
100568 -       in a browser either on the local server or on the Internet, will
100569 -       open the full document and not a file segment of the document.
100570 -       ref SDS 8 W17G
100571 -
100572 -
100574 -  ..
100575 - Line 330, ref OF 1 DQ6F, -label lp189 in 00903
100576 -
100577 -    -label lp189
100578 -    macro 1189
100579 -    pushc
100580 -    rel_cur 0 -19
100581 -    ic 115
100582 -    ic 100
100583 -    popc
100584 -    getgbl 169 169
100585 -    -if @169 != 7777 -goto 1181
100586 -
100587 -        After entering the string from gfname command that has the
100588 -        nominal filename to open on the local server or on the
100589 -        Internet, this string has to be modified to change upper case
100590 -        SD to lower case "sd" because the Internet server is sensitive
100591 -        to case, while the local server is not.  Therefore, can make a
100592 -        common change that will work for both the local and the
100593 -        Internet server.  Cursor is at the end of the string.  pushc
100594 -        saves this location, so the op can do the next step of setting
100595 -        the dir structure for a current diary record, if necessary.
100596 -        rel_cur 0 -19 makes a common move back to set the dir to "sd"
100597 -        ic 115 and ic 100 enter "sd" and popc moves back to the end of
100598 -        the string, ready to enter ".HTM"  getgbl 169 169 captures
100599 -        status of whether this is a current diary record, which
100600 -        requires modifying the gfname string.  -if @169 != 7777 -goto
100601 -        1181 means this is not a current diary record, so the code can
100602 -        proceed to enter the ending file extension that identifies a
100603 -        web browser.
100604 -
100605 -
100606 -
100608 -     ..
100609 -    Context Files Opened with Browser to Particular Anchor
100610 -
100611 -
100612 - Line 370, ref OF 1 V88I, -label getfiN in 00903
100613 -
100614 -    z 1 70
100615 -    up
100616 -    immed /
100617 -    errorcnt 0 0
100618 -    setgbl 241 0
100619 -    -label lpanC
100620 -    loc_cur 3 80
100621 -    linecnt 1 0
100622 -    -if @1 < 10 -goto nan
100623 -    l-/</
100624 -    -if @0 > 0 -goto nan
100625 -    fl /</
100626 -    macro 1361
100627 -    -if @6 = 0 -goto lpanC
100628 -    setgbl 241 @2
100629 -    setgbl 242 @3
100630 -    setgbl 243 @4
100631 -    setgbl 244 @5
100632 -    -label nan
100633 -
100634 -        z 1 70 to look for an anchor above the cursor start line.  The
100635 -        code does an up command to look for an anchor on the cursor
100636 -        line.  This makes it a little easier for the user to select the
100637 -        precise view to render in the browser.  immed / shifts the
100638 -        cursor line to the top of the screen to look for an anchor.
100639 -        setgbl 241 0 turns flag off or looking for an anchor, so that
100640 -        in order to look for an anchor, the flag must be affirmatively
100641 -        set to on.  linecnt 1 0 if the cursor not below line 10, open
100642 -        the file to the top of the file.  l-/</ looks for an anchor
100643 -        above the cursor line to position the file in the same
100644 -        approximate position the user has for the originating file.  Do
100645 -        a loop looking for an anchor, if with macro 1361 when found
100646 -        capture the ID in globals 241 - 244.
100647 -
100648 -
100649 -
100650 -
100652 -  ..
100653 - Line 470, ref OF 1 OM8K, -label nan in 00903 about 50 lines below
100654 -
100655 -    77 1
100656 -
100657 -        Set flag on for running iexplorer.exe in the set command
100658 -        configured in 00903.cmd.  This enables opening files in HTML to
100659 -        a particular anchor, per above. ref SDS 0 L38N
100660 -
100661 -
100662 -
100664 -     ..
100665 -    Anchor Append to Filename in 00903.CMD
100666 -
100667 -
100668 - Line 350, ref OF 1 W16J, -label lp189 in 00903
100669 -
100670 -    -label lp189
100671 -    macro 1189
100672 -    getgbl 169 169
100673 -    -if @169 != 7777 -goto 1181
100674 -    getgbl 3 163
100675 -    getgbl 4 164
100676 -    getgbl 5 165
100677 -    getgbl 6 166
100678 -    getgbl 7 167
100679 -    getgbl 8 168
100680 -    rel_cur 0 -6
100681 -
100683 -  ..
100684 - Line 690, ref OF 1 K79N, -label 1181 in 00903
100685 -
100686 -    ins_text !.HTM!
100687 -    getgbl 241 241
100688 -    -if @241 = 0 -goto nancrr
100689 -    eol
100690 -    getgbl 242 242
100691 -    getgbl 243 243
100692 -    getgbl 244 244
100693 -    ic 35
100694 -    ic @241
100695 -    ic @242
100696 -    ic @243
100697 -    ic @244
100698 -    -label nancrr
100699 -
100700 -        getgbl 241 241 reads flag set to establish the op will open an
100701 -        HTML file to an anchor, set above.  If there is an anchor,
100702 -        append the anchor flag # and then the string, read above.
100703 -
100704 -
100705 -
100707 -     ..
100708 -    HTML Files Use IE to Open with Grannular Addressability
100709 -
100710 -
100711 - Line 830, ref OF 1 L84O, -label ocfwb8 in 00903
100712 -
100713 -    -label ocfwb8
100714 -    rel_cur 0 -5
100715 -    chrcnt 1 0
100716 -    rel_cur 0 1
100717 -    chrcnt 1 0
100718 -    -if @1 = 46 -goto dotk
100719 -    -if @2 = 46 -goto dotk
100720 -    -goto nHTL
100721 -
100722 -        Cursor is at the end of the string, ready to enter a quote, so
100723 -        backup and test for HTML extension.  If there is not a dot on
100724 -        either the 5th or 4th position back, then this cannot be an
100725 -        html extension, because it requires a dot.
100726 -
100727 -
100728 -    -label dotk
100729 -    chrcnt 1 0
100730 -    rel_cur 0 1
100731 -    chrcnt 2 0
100732 -    rel_cur 0 1
100733 -    chrcnt 3 0
100734 -    -if @1 = 72 -if @2 = 84 -if @3 = 76 -goto htmie
100735 -    -if @1 = 72 -if @2 = 84 -if @3 = 108 -goto htmie
100736 -    -if @1 = 72 -if @2 = 116 -if @3 = 76 -goto htmie
100737 -    -if @1 = 72 -if @2 = 116 -if @3 = 108 -goto htmie
100738 -    -if @1 = 104 -if @2 = 116 -if @3 = 108 -goto htmie
100739 -    -if @1 = 104 -if @2 = 84 -if @3 = 76 -goto htmie
100740 -    -if @1 = 104 -if @2 = 116 -if @3 = 76 -goto htmie
100741 -    -if @1 = 104 -if @2 = 84 -if @3 = 108 -goto htmie
100742 -    -goto nHTL
100743 -    -label htmie
100744 -    setgbl 77 1
100745 -
100746 -        Move cursor forward 1 position and capture char; do this 3
100747 -        times to get 3 char.  If they are HTM or HTML in upper or lower
100748 -        case, then set setgbl 77 1 for the iexplorer set command op.
100749 -
100750 -
100752 -     ..
100753 -    Set Command Configure Iexplorer or Generic
100754 -
100756 -  ..
100757 - Line 930, ref OF 1 XG3J, -label aeol in 00903
100758 -
100759 -    top
100760 -    l /s/
100761 -    immed a
100762 -    immed d
100763 -    -if @77 = 0 ins_text !set SIE=%systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe /C start /I "SDS"!
100764 -    -if @77 = 1 ins_text !set SIE=%systemroot%\system32\dllcache\iexplore.exe!
100765 -
100766 -        Moved code that configures the set command to the end of
100767 -        processing rather than when 00903.cmd is initially opened.
100768 -        This reduces duplication, based on new code today that
100769 -        determines when an HTML file is being processed, so it can be
100770 -        opened to an anchor, if any exist in the file.
100771 -
100772 -
100773 -
100774 -
100775 -
100776 -
100777 -
100778 -
100779 -
100780 -
100781 -
1008 -