LoadMsgctl (XmlDoc subroutine)
Load MSGCTL commands to this XmlDoc (XmlDoc class)
[Introduced in Model 204 7.7]
Syntax
doc:LoadMsgctl[( [EDEFHD= forRocketSupport])]
Syntax terms
| doc | An XmlDoc object, to which elements are added corresponding to the cumulative set of MSGCTL commands which have been issued, or to the single MSGCTL setting as specified by the EDEFHD argument. |
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| EDEFHD | A string of at least 14 bytes. If this argument is specified, it is used to create a single element in the doc method object, corresponding to the first 14 bytes of the value specified for EDEFHD. |
Usage notes
Examples
Cumulative affect of all MSGCTL commands
If the only MSGCTL command issued in the Online has been:
MSGCTL M204.0843 NOOPR
Then the following request:
begin %d is object xmlDoc auto new %d:loadMsgctl %d:print end
Produces:
<msgctls M204Version="7.7.0F"> <msg num="M204.0843" class="I" auditType="MS" term="no" count="no"/> </msgctls>
(The value of the M204Version attribute will, of course, depend on the Model 204 version you are using.)
If you subsequently return M204.0843 to its normal state:
MSGCTL M204.0843 OPR
Then the result of the above request will be:
<msgctls M204Version="7.7.0F"> <msg num="M204.0843" class="I" auditType="MS" term="no" opr="yes" count="no"/> </msgctls>
The opr="yes" attribute indicates that the message is sent to the console operator.
Settings from a single MSGCTL command - EDEFHD
If you inspect the hex value for the MSGCTL settings:
*LOOK MSGCTL 0 14 MSGCTL 7D88E020 MSGCTL +00000000 7D89F080 034B0103 01000000 00000000
You can use the first 28 hexadecimal characters of the data at offset +00000000:
%doc:loadMsgctl(EDEFHD=('00000000' '034B0103' '0100000000' '0000'):hexToString) %doc:print
The result of the above fragment is:
<msgctls M204Version="7.7.0F"> <msg num="Mxxx.0843" class="I" auditType="MS" term="no" opr="yes" count="no"/> </msgctls>