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I've been away for two weeks, and somebody may already have
mentioned this, in which case I apologize. But I read and respond to
accumulated e-mail chronologically.
I have occasionally experienced something in XY3+ that may be
what Morris encountered. I call it "keyboard confusion," in
which without pressing Alt or any other combination that would call for a
Save/Get, the computer pretends that I had pressed the Alt key. When this
happened, if memory serves me well, I also discovered that the Shift
key had assumed the Ctrl key functions, and the CTRL key had assumed the
default role of no Shift, Alt or Ctrl. On these occasions, which have been
very few and probably related to challenged memory management, I closed out the
open windows, quit the program, and reinvoked the program. Doing this
cleared up the problem.
Fred
----- Original Message -----
Subject: Re: violation
Reply to note from
"Morris Krok"
mailto:essence@xxxxxxxxessence@xxxxxxxx Fri, 27
Sep
2002 16:52:52 -0700
Morris:
It means that there is no
text or program assigned to the pressed
key; more precisely, that the
Save/Get associated with that key in
the KBD file is uninitialized.
Ordinary KBD-file Save/Gets are in
the form @X, where X is a letter or
number, but the same error
results if you try to execute an uninitialized
ampersand-type
Save/Get, &X, or, in XPL, a numbered Save/Get (e.g., if
your program
attempts without first assigning content with
). In
Xy3 the error message is "No Save
Get".
--
Carl Distefano
mailto:cld@xxxxxxxxcld@xxxxxxxx
http://users.datarealm.com/xywwweb/
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