A String conversion table of double rooms

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  So the question is, which is rounded up my numbers?  Or, more generally, what have I done wrong here?

  The main program this sub.vi works for the needs these numbers as strings, and I think I picked the wrong number to string conversion .vi or missed a configuration somewhere, because the program takes perfectly good number like - 0.340316 and rounded to-0 (zero negative? it's zero, negative).

  The zero negativity hand, the number of decimal string .vi is rounded up my whole numbers.

  The function is supposed to be converted in its entirety. Just go to help > show contextual help and read the description. The desired function is called fractional number of string.

• Cannot convert 'Double room' to 'double '.

  Update a variable 'amount', including the difficulty is twofold, to a BasicEditField which is a String:

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  I get this error message: cannot convert from 'Double' to 'double'

  Think that I thought about it:

  amount = Double. parseDouble (amountField.getText ());

• How to apply the Conversion Table of file FM.

  I have a conversion table generated for a group of files that I am trying to structure. I want to be able to apply the conversion with Extendscript table. The script that I have does not save any file converted. I don't know why is it not save the file. I was under the impression that the "Structure Generator" should create the new file. If this incorrect.

  Here is the code I am using.

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      var name = fileName.replace(/[\w\.]+$/,"test.fm")  
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      CallClient("Structure Generator", "RuleDocId " + CT.id); 
      CallClient("Structure Generator", "OutputDocName " + name); 
      CallClient("Structure Generator", "GenerateDoc"); 
      closeFile (doc); 
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  function openFile( fileName, visible){ 
       
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  Ah, found the problem. I noticed this earlier, but do not think that it was important, it apparently. The other arguments must be all uppercase. Like this:

  	CallClient ("Generator of Structure", "INPUTDOCID" + doc.id);
  	CallClient ("Structure Generator", "RULEDOCID" + CT.id);
  	CallClient ("Generator of Structure", "OUTPUTDOCNAME" + name);
  	CallClient ("Structure Generator", "StructureDoc");

  I tested it and it works for me. FWIW, I think that it is a poor quality of a client API feature otherwise very slippery.

  Russ

• Conversion table, EDD, manage multiple formats table

  Hello! I'm quite new to structured framemaker and I plan to migrate legacy documentation not structured in XML format. In documentation existing as well as ordinary tables I Note and warning messages in a table:

  

  The icon is a paragraph with a frame higher TFP. format and table shading

  When I generate a conversion table, framemaker creates that one set of items for the table cells, rows, etc. I'm a little confused about how to deal with these tables in the table of conversion and ESD file so that I can save the converted to XML file, then load it and get the same table format? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you!

  Elektroneg,

  It is always tempting to start a new project structured FM by converting existing documents. I recommend, however, that, until you are familiar with the structure, you start by building a structured model and ESD and take a good start on them debugging with the test data. Once you have created a catalog of the element, it will give you a target for a table of conversion and implementation of an XML application.

  A table structured FM must have the elements on each side of the table: the entire table, any title of table, any position table, the body of the table, a table leg, all ranks, and each cell. Each of these item types can be used for one purpose. You cannot, for example, have a general element called TableSection which is used for the header, body and foot or an element called title, which is used for the section headings, but also the titles table. However, you can have several elements of each of these types.

  A DSP defines all the elements for the tables and the various components of the table, including the command of no subitem. It can also define an initial table format the format applied when the table is created and the initial models that specify the names of the line items in a topic of table, foot or body, and those of the cells of each type of line. Note that these are the original formats and models of structure only.

  In your case, for example, you can set a table format called Message with the shaded background desired. If the note and Attention messages have different icons, you can define two elements of the array, called Note, and called Attention.  The body of a Note might be called NoteBody, and the only line of a NoteBody might be NoteRow. The two cells in a NoteRow could be called NoteIcon and MessageText and may contain paragraphs which forms have the same name as these elements. Tables of attention would be defined by analogy.

  To generate a table of conversion that structure this content, remember that any table generated by FM conversion is only a starting point. The project creates the FM does not define several the table header, body, foot, line or cell elements. You can change the conversion table to do this. For example, the part of your grade conversion table will be something like:

  Wrap this object or objects	This element of	With this qualifier
  TC: P:NoteIcon

  NoteIcon TC: P:MessageText MessageText TR:NoteIcon, MessageText NoteRow TB:NoteRow NoteBody T:NoteBody NoteTable

  This conversion table fragment defines a table cell that contains a NoteIcon paragraph labeled as a part of NoteIcon, a cell with a paragraph containing the MessageText tag to be a MessageText, a line containing an element tag NoteIcon followed a MessageText marked to be a NoteRow, a table containing a single element tag NoteRow to be a NoteBody , and a table composed only a NoteBody be labeled NoteTable.

  -Lynne

• ORA-02374: error loading conversion table / ORA-12899: value too large for column

  Hi all.

  Yesterday I got a dump of a database that I don't have access and Production is not under my administration. This release was delivered to me because it was necessary to update a database of development with some new records of the Production tables.

  The Production database has NLS_CHARACTERSET = WE8ISO8859P1 and development database a NLS_CHARACTERSET = AL32UTF8 and it must be in that CHARACTER set because of the Application requirements.

  During the import of this discharge, two tables you have a problem with ORA-02374 and ORA-12899. The results were that six records failed because of this conversion problem. I list the errors below in this thread.

  Read the note ID 1922020.1 (import and insert with ORA-12899 questions: value too large for column) I could see that Oracle gives an alternative and a workaround that is to create a file .sql with content metadata and then modifying the columns that you have the problem with the TANK, instead of BYTE value. So, as a result of the document, I done the workaround and generated a discharge .sql file. Read the contents of the file after completing the import that I saw that the columns were already in the CHAR value.

  Does anyone have an alternative workaround for these cases? Because I can't change the CHARACTER set of the database the database of development and Production, and is not a good idea to keep these missing documents.

  Errors received import the dump: (the two columns listed below are VARCHAR2 (4000))

  ORA-02374: error loading «PPM» conversion table "" KNTA_SAVED_SEARCH_FILTERS ".

  ORA-12899: value too large for column FILTER_HIDDEN_VALUE (real: 3929, maximum: 4000)

  "ORA-02372: row data: FILTER_HIDDEN_VALUE: 5.93.44667. (NET. (UNO) - NET BI. UNO - Ambiente tests '

  . . imported "PPM". "' KNTA_SAVED_SEARCH_FILTERS ' 5,492 MB 42221 42225-offline

  ORA-02374: error loading «PPM» conversion table "" KDSH_DATA_SOURCES_NLS ".

  ORA-12899: value too large for column BASE_FROM_CLAUSE (real: 3988, maximum: 4000)

  ORA-02372: row data: BASE_FROM_CLAUSE: 0 X '46524F4D20706D5F70726F6A6563747320700A494E4E455220 '.

  . . imported "PPM". "' KDSH_DATA_SOURCES_NLS ' lines 229 of the 230 308.4 KB

  Thank you very much

  Bruno Palma

  Even with the semantics of TANK, the bytes for a column VARCHAR2 max length is 4000 (pre 12 c)

  OLA Yehia makes reference to the support doc that explains your options - but essentially, in this case with a VARCHAR2 (4000), you need either to lose data or change your data type of VARCHAR2 (4000) to CLOB.

  Suggest you read the note.

• Issues of conversion table: element

  For example, in a table of conversion (FM12) an element must contain what might be in there? For example:

  Question has)

  E:head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | E:section [S2]) * in the Section [S1] element.

  In other words, included it 1 or more E:Section [S2] can itself contain an E:Section [S3], but the [S1] Section would not just outside the Section [S2]. So, should I include E:Section [S3] within the definition of Section [S1]?

  ==========

  Issue B)

  Also, I don't get specified TEXT anywhere in the samples, I look. TEXT must be in my conversion table?

  Am I right that I should add my lists to the right, if I want lists to be valid in the Sections?

  ==========
  

  Question C)

  
  

  In addition, I understand that the following specifices 0 or more of the content items: E:Head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | E:section [S2]) * in the Section [S1] item.

  However, the reality is for E:Secton [S2] there must be two or more none (there can be only one). Then, the following text describes what I just said?

  E:head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | (E:Section [S2],E:Section[S2]+)) *

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  Sean
  

  Sean,

  This can be complicated to address with simplicity (like language), but I'll take a shot at him.

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Question has)

  E:head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | E:section [S2]) * in the Section [S1] element.

  In other words, included it 1 or more E:Section [S2] can itself contain an E:Section [S3], but the [S1] Section would not just outside the Section [S2]. So, should I include E:Section [S3] within the definition of Section [S1]?

  RW: No. each rule as this specifies the child direct candidates only. You would have a separate line in your table in the Section [S2}, which indicates its respective candidates children (a which Section [S3].)] Similarly, Section [S3] would have its own line, etc.

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Issue B)

  Also, I don't get specified TEXT anywhere in the samples, I look. TEXT must be in my conversion table?

  Am I right that I should add my lists to the right, if I want lists to be valid in the Sections?

  RW: no, by nature, a text node is locked to his current position, as a child of its current parent. Everywhere where parents who will, the child text node needs to go also. So no choice in the matter. Of course, however, the general rule in your EDD must allow text as long as it is necessary to maintain the validity.

  
  

  Another explanation, imagine how a text node is displayed... usually by wrapping text in a component of character Beach, where there is additional text before and/or after the inside of the paragraph. The conversion table normally does this skin based on the character formats, then text nodes are just there and fixed.

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Question C)

  In addition, I understand that the following specifices 0 or more of the content items: E:Head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | E:section [S2]) * in the Section [S1] element.

  However, the reality is for E:Secton [S2] there must be two or more none (there can be only one). Then, the following text describes what I just said?

  E:head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor | (E:Section[S2],E:Section[S2]+)) *

  RW: The logic seems wrong to me. I don't know exactly what your EDD or source file looks like this, but I think more in the sense of something like:

  
  

  E:head [H1], p +, (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor) *, article [S2], article [S2] +.

  
  

  Otherwise, you might get more

  , etc. after the sections. While we are on this issue, let me throw out some thoughts...

  
  

  -You must decide if you try to apply strictly the structural rules here or simply to get the optimal structure applied. As a general rule, a rule of conversion table can be more lenient, so it may capture abnormalities that can be cleared up later using the validation of ESD. You come with additional consideration of another agreement, that an article must begin with a

  I would usually use a simpler rule, such as:

  
  

  E:head [H1], (p | ul | ol |) GRAPHIC | Table | Anchor) *, Section [S2] *.

  
  

  It is perhaps more lenient than the structure that you intend to apply in your documents. But it is much more likely to get your most feasible initial structure from the beginning. During the cleanup after conversion, it is easier to correct a little lost

  elements only to the rearrange a bunch of hierarchies section, everything simply because you were looking for perfection in the first passage.

  
  

  -Once again, although not knowing your EDD, this jumps at me... by putting GRAPHICS, table and anchor in a single rule, this means they must be brothers and sisters. However, from previous conversations, I'm suspicious that they are not. In other words, I suspect that the anchor can be one parent to the other two. If so, this rule should be anchor only and it should be separate rules to push the GRAPHICS elements and table under anchor, then this rule simply has to pull on the anchor and children.
  

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  I hope this helps!

  Russ

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  I'm almost finished my conversion table, but I'm having problems with two things: lists and notes/warnings. For simplicity and brevity, I'll discuss the lists in another post.

  My < note > elements have an attribute of caution are simply formatted as a paragraph Level0. My conversion table looks like this:

  

  

  I've looked at these for too long to be able to determine why the score is correctly convert paragraph tag, but the caution paragraph tag is just a paragraph.

  TIA,

  Marsha

  Hi Marsha...

  I think that the problem lies elsewhere... that seems essentially functional for me.

  However, your TC: P: * maps look like they could cause problems, but not for what you describe (although this syntax isn't something I used so I could be all wet it).

  Note that the default @type for is "note", so there is no need to assign type = "note" a note regular... it's not bad, it is not necessary.

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  .. .Scott

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  I'm working on a conversion table for our former products of FM unstructured to DITA. I understand the basic concepts, but I'm having a problem with the table cells.

  I have P:CellBody in my conversion table, in the first row, mapped at the entrance with a cellbody qualifier.

  I also TC mapped at the entrance.

  The same applies to P:CellHeading, and Th.

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  Marsha

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  I don't understand what you're trying to do, or what is exactly in your conversion table. Be aware, however, that FrameMaker will always create elements for the basic elements that occur in your tables. The table of conversion that you give little control of how these items will be marked, but not question whether elements will exist.

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  If your table cells contain simple paragraphs and you don't want the elements for cells and paragraphs, your conversion table didn't even need to mention paragraph CellBody and CellHeading tags. Indeed, if your table formats using CellBody as paragraph format for cells in the body of a table and CellHeading as the paragraph format for the cells in the table, your ESD header didn't even apply the paragraph formats.

  Another alternative is to include a paragraph tag in a table row of conversion for a table cell by combining TC: and P: to match table cells containing such paragraphs. For example:

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  entry

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  -Lynne

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  Hello...

  I'm sure I know the answer to this question, but am looking for validation.

  Is it possible to add multiple values of the attribute to an element using a conversion table? Table following conversion creates the < some-elem > element with the attribute @attrname to "attrval"... but what happens if I wanted to put two attributes? I tried this... Some-elem [attrname = "attrval"] [otherattrname = "attrval2"]... but the second definition is ignored. Is it possible to do (with conversion tables)?

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  .. .Scott

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  The structured reference apps said to separate assignments of two attribute with an ampersand, as in

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  My problem is the element specific FM for the body of the table.

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  Susanne,

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  I want to be able to apply a conversion to an open document table, through an FDK.

  Is it possible to call the command "Structure current document...". "the client and pass a filepath, open the document Conversion table, and that applies to the current document?

  I want to be able to pass the path to the command automatically without displaying the dialog box.

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  F_ApiCallClient ("Structure Generator", "OUTPUTDOCNAME path");
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  F_ApiCallClient ("Structure Generator", "StructureDoc");
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  KFN, is again Russ. Thus, for example, to make the call where send you the number of the document that you want to the structure, you would do something like:

  UCharT msg [1024];

  F_ObjHandleT docId.

  ... code for docId, etc...

  F_Sprintf (msg, "%d INPUTDOCID", docId);

  F_ApiCallClient ("Structure Generator", msg (StringT));

  ... rest of calls, etc...

  I hope this helps.

  Russ

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  Hello, I have a table called film with the title of the columns and title_original witch contains about ~ 500 movies.
  
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  Regards, Johan

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  To see the duplicates:

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  FROM      movie
  GROUP BY  title
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  To remove duplicates:

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  WHERE   id !=
          (
          SELECT  MIN (id)
          FROM    movie
          WHERE   title = m.title
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• string to double conversion table

  Hello

  I try to convert the string in the array in DBL, but I can't find the function

  Someone can help me. my program is attached

  Thank you

  Use "fact/Exp string to number. http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/Glang/fract_exp_string_to_number/