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    1: DINIT285	;SFISC/TKW-ALTERNATE EDITOR FILE ;9/9/94  14:33
    2: 	;;21.0;VA FileMan;;Dec 28, 1994
    3: 	;Per VHA Directive 10-93-142, this routine should not be modified.
    4: 	F I=1:2 S X=$T(Q+I) G:X="" ^DINIT286 S Y=$E($T(Q+I+1),4,999),X=$E(X,4,999) S:$A(Y)=126 I=I+1,Y=$E(Y,2,999)_$E($T(Q+I+1),5,99) S:$A(Y)=61 Y=$E(Y,2,999) S @X=Y
    5: Q	Q
    6: 	;;^DIC("B","ALTERNATE EDITOR",1.2)
    7: 	;;=
    8: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",0)
    9: 	;;=^^6^6^2940908^
   10: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",1,0)
   11: 	;;=This file stores information about the editors that can be used to edit VA
   12: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",2,0)
   13: 	;;=FileMan WP fields. The LINE EDITOR and SCREEN EDITOR are exported with VA
   14: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",3,0)
   15: 	;;=FileMan, but instructions are given to allow site managers to enter local
   16: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",4,0)
   17: 	;;=editors of their choice.  There is a pointer in the NEW PERSON File to
   18: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",5,0)
   19: 	;;=this file.  The pointed-to editor for that person is then used whenever
   20: 	;;^DIC(1.2,"%D",6,0)
   21: 	;;=the person edits a WP field.
   22: 	;;^DD(1.2,0)
   23: 	;;=FIELD^NL^7^5
   24: 	;;^DD(1.2,0,"IX","B",1.2,.01)
   25: 	;;=
   26: 	;;^DD(1.2,0,"NM","ALTERNATE EDITOR")
   27: 	;;=
   28: 	;;^DD(1.2,0,"PT",200,31.3)
   29: 	;;=
   30: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,0)
   31: 	;;=NAME^RFX^^0;1^K:$L(X)>30!(X?.N)!($L(X)<3)!'(X'?1P.E) X I $D(X) S %=$O(^DIST(1.2,"B",$E(X))) I $E(%)=$E(X) K X
   32: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,1,0)
   33: 	;;=^.1
   34: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,1,1,0)
   35: 	;;=1.2^B
   36: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,1,1,1)
   37: 	;;=S ^DIST(1.2,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
   38: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,1,1,2)
   39: 	;;=K ^DIST(1.2,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)
   40: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,3)
   41: 	;;=NAME MUST BE 3-30 CHAR., and start with a unique alpha char.
   42: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,21,0)
   43: 	;;=2^^2^2^2920506^^^
   44: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,21,1,0)
   45: 	;;=This is the name of the alternate editor. It must start with a unique
   46: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,21,2,0)
   47: 	;;=character.
   48: 	;;^DD(1.2,.01,"DT")
   49: 	;;=2901212
   50: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,0)
   51: 	;;=ACTIVATION CODE FROM DIWE^RK^^1;E1,245^K:$L(X)>245 X D:$D(X) ^DIM
   52: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,3)
   53: 	;;=This is Standard MUMPS code, used to set up the environment for editing a Standard FileMan word-processing field using this editor.
   54: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,9)
   55: 	;;=@
   56: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,0)
   57: 	;;=^^17^17^2920513^^^^
   58: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,1,0)
   59: 	;;=This field holds the MUMPS code to properly establish the environment
   60: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,2,0)
   61: 	;;=that will allow use of this editor to edit any VA FileMan word-processing
   62: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,3,0)
   63: 	;;=type field.  Typically this code might move the text into another
   64: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,4,0)
   65: 	;;=MUMPS global (like ^UTILITY) or to some other file format for editing.
   66: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,5,0)
   67: 	;;=If the editor is written in MUMPS, it should either use variables that
   68: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,6,0)
   69: 	;;=do not begin with the letter "D", or should NEW all its local variables
   70: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,7,0)
   71: 	;;=to avoid problems on return to the FileMan editor.
   72: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,8,0)
   73: 	;;=
   74: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,9,0)
   75: 	;;=If the variable DIWE(1) is defined, it indicated that the user
   76: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,10,0)
   77: 	;;=has switched to this editor from the standard FileMan Line Editor, and
   78: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,11,0)
   79: 	;;=upon return, the control will be returned to the line editor.
   80: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,12,0)
   81: 	;;=
   82: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,13,0)
   83: 	;;=This editor may set the variable DIWESW to 1, if they wish to allow
   84: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,14,0)
   85: 	;;=the user to switch to an alternate editor from this one.
   86: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,15,0)
   87: 	;;=
   88: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,16,0)
   89: 	;;=This editor is required to restore the edited text to standard FileMan
   90: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,21,17,0)
   91: 	;;=word-processing format before exiting.
   92: 	;;^DD(1.2,1,"DT")
   93: 	;;=2900202
   94: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,0)
   95: 	;;=OK TO RUN TEST^K^^2;E1,245^K:$L(X)>245 X D:$D(X) ^DIM
   96: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,3)
   97: 	;;=This is Standard MUMPS code that sets $T to true if it is OK to use this editor.
   98: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,9)
   99: 	;;=@
  100: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,0)
  101: 	;;=^^9^9^2920513^^^^
  102: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,1,0)
  103: 	;;=This field holds MUMPS code used to pre-check the environment before
  104: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,2,0)
  105: 	;;=allowing the user to enter this editor.  This field should set the
  106: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,3,0)
  107: 	;;=$TEST indicator.  If $TEST is true then it is OK for this editor to
  108: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,4,0)
  109: 	;;=run at this time.  If $T is false, the user will be returned to the
  110: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,5,0)
  111: 	;;=FileMan line editor.
  112: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,6,0)
  113: 	;;=
  114: 	;;^DD(1.2,2,21,7,0)
  115: 	;;=If the field is null, it will be the same as $T=true