MEDITECH Tightening Up The Magic NPR Syntax?
A programmer up at Newton Wellesley came up with this workaround for the NPR syntax checker: "S"^S,([S](0)) replacing an S(0) call for system time in some NPR macro code.
Apparently an S(0) call prevented the NPR Report Writer from transferring the object code from the master NPR segment to the satellite segments.
Is MEDITECH tightening up the MAGIC NPR Syntax Checker in the 5.6x releases? Its possible. Something to keep an eye out for if you hear of NPR object code not transferring from the master to satellite segments.
posted by John Sharpe @ 3:55 PM
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Of course @.sd works best; but bad habits die hard.
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