MSIR.0970 - Revision history

DCameron at 10:01, 25 April 2019

2019-04-25T10:01:39Z

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	<li>A ~ directive has been coded that isn't currently supported, the currently supported directives being ~exprE, ~exprS, ~noCont, ~noEll, ~noExpr, and ~raw. This produces the message:		<li>A ~ directive has been coded that isn't currently supported, the currently supported directives being ~exprE, ~exprS, ~noCont, ~noEll, ~noExpr, and ~raw. This produces the message:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: unsupported directive 'nnnn'</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: unsupported directive 'nnnn'</p></li>
			<li>A ~ directive must be coded following the ~ character, and within curly brackets, otherwise the followig message may be produced:
			<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: invalid directive qualifier 'nnnn'</p></li>
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2019-04-25T09:57:36Z

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	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>
	<li>A ~ directive has been coded that isn't currently supported, the currently supported directives being ~exprE, ~exprS, ~noCont, ~noEll, ~noExpr, and ~raw. This produces the message:		<li>A ~ directive has been coded that isn't currently supported, the currently supported directives being ~exprE, ~exprS, ~noCont, ~noEll, ~noExpr, and ~raw. This produces the message:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: unsupported directive '~~NODIR~~'</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: unsupported directive 'nnnn'</p></li>
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2019-04-25T09:31:40Z

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	<li>The target of a ~ directive is an expression including another ~, making the directive unresovable, leading to:		<li>The target of a ~ directive is an expression including another ~, making the directive unresovable, leading to:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>
			<li>A ~ directive has been coded that isn't currently supported, the currently supported directives being ~exprE, ~exprS, ~noCont, ~noEll, ~noExpr, and ~raw. This produces the message:
			<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: unsupported directive 'NODIR'</p></li>
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2019-04-24T15:23:46Z

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	<li>A ~ directive has been coded without a following target expression, enclosed in curly braces, on the same line, in which case the following message is produced:		<li>A ~ directive has been coded without a following target expression, enclosed in curly braces, on the same line, in which case the following message is produced:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by expression on same line</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by expression on same line</p></li>
	<li>The target of ~ directive is an expression including another ~, making the directive unresovable, leading to:		<li>The target of a ~ directive is an expression including another ~, making the directive unresovable, leading to:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>
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2019-04-24T15:05:47Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:05, 24 April 2019
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	<li>A ~ directive has been coded without a following target expression, enclosed in curly braces, on the same line, in which case the following message is produced:		<li>A ~ directive has been coded without a following target expression, enclosed in curly braces, on the same line, in which case the following message is produced:
	<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by expression on same line</p></li>		<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by expression on same line</p></li>
			<li>The target of ~ directive is an expression including another ~, making the directive unresovable, leading to:
			<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by non-'~' expression</p></li>
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2019-04-24T14:46:25Z

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	~~Description~~		A SOUL statement that includes a directive had been coded incorrectly. The following examples relate to use of the tilda directive within targeted text statements ( audittext, printtext, and tracetext ), which is the only directive for which this message would currently be produced :
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			<li>A ~ directive has been coded without a following target expression, enclosed in curly braces, on the same line, in which case the following message is produced:
			<p class="code>MSIR.0970: Invalid use of '~' directive: must be followed by expression on same line</p></li>

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2017-03-03T23:42:53Z

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