Re: Echoing keystokes with Case*Dictionary...

From: Simon Stow <sstow_at_victory.oracle.uk.com>
Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1993 08:26:41 GMT
Message-ID: <1993Apr6.082641.23142_at_oracle.us.oracle.com>

In article <1993Apr6.035947.28272_at_uws.EDU.AU>, roleary_at_st.nepean.uws.edu.au (Rocqueforte OLeary) writes:
|> G'day,
|> Does any kind soul out there know how to echo keystokes to a file
|> with Case*Dictionary, in such a way that it will record *all* the
|> information you enter. I have tried casedict -e filename.txt but
|> all I get with that is the keystokes for selecting the menu
|> options...I need to also get the data entry parts (e.g. when I enter
|> a user, I would likje the name to be echoed to the file). Any help
|> on this would be much appreciated.

The option -e filename.txt *does* echo all the keystrokes.

With CASE*Dictionary Version 5.0.22 I used the -e filename option as follows:

casedict sstow/sstow -c case_sun:default -m p -e fred.keys

After the session fred.keys contained:

; Generated by SQL*Forms (Run Form) and SQL*Menu (Run Menu) mapping

<Return>
<Return>
<Right>
<Return>
<Return>

c h a r c a s e <Return>

<Return>
<Execute Query>
<Next Block>
<Next Block>

A \b t e s t \b f o r \b t h e \b k e y s t r o k e \b f i l e <Return> l i n e \b 2 <Return>
l i n e \b 3 <Commit Transaction>
<Exit/Cancel>
<Exit/Cancel>

Rocqueforte, if this is not working for you please send me version details etc and we'll see if we can find out why not.

Regards

	Simon Stow
	Product Manager
	CASE Worldwide Marketing
	Oracle UK, Chertsey

Received on Tue Apr 06 1993 - 10:26:41 CEST