pralash
22nd February 2018, 08:34
Hi,
I have refer a script in order to find out the number of pages count for a report in Unix System. In this script i note a line as
spool.fileout = "/dev/null"
But how can i change this line in my windows system....
Could you please assist me...
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Pralash
manish_patel
22nd February 2018, 09:45
may be "c:\nul"
bdittmar
22nd February 2018, 09:53
Hello,
create a Printer on local port "NUL"
-> no Output
Regards
pralash
22nd February 2018, 12:58
Thanks so much for your guidance...
But i don't have the proper idea about the following code as follows....
#define SEND(x) brp.ready(x)
^ report.has.data = true
In this above code, what is the meaning for ^ character.... I got the error while compiling by deletion of this character from the script.... So can you please suggest me, what is the main usage of the character "^".
Regards,
Pralash
bdittmar
22nd February 2018, 13:23
Thanks so much for your guidance...
But i don't have the proper idea about the following code as follows....
#define SEND(x) brp.ready(x)
^ report.has.data = true
In this above code, what is the meaning for ^ character.... I got the error while compiling by deletion of this character from the script.... So can you please suggest me, what is the main usage of the character "^".
Regards,
Pralash
Hello,
Defining macros
The macro names in the source are expanded to the macro definition. If a macro definition does not fit on one line, it is possible to continue the definition on the next line(s) by using the caret symbol '^' at the beginning of each line. It is possible to use arguments in the macro.
^ is a newline char !!!
Regards
pralash
22nd February 2018, 14:24
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your information...
Regards,
Pralash