/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE linus_report_info.incl.pl1 Information needed to control the report environment. Al Dupuis - August 1983 */ /* format: off */ %skip (1); dcl 1 report_control_info aligned based (report_cip), 2 flags, 3 report_is_paginated bit (1) unaligned, /* paged or one continous stream */ 3 table_has_been_started bit (1) unaligned, /* table clean up is necessary */ 3 table_is_full bit (1) unaligned, /* no more retrieves are necessary */ 3 report_has_been_started bit (1) unaligned, /* report clean up is necessary */ 3 report_is_formatted bit (1) unaligned, /* no more formatting is necessary */ 3 permanent_report bit (1) unaligned, /* or disposable */ 3 permanent_table bit (1) unaligned, /* or disposable */ 3 report_has_just_been_completed bit (1) unaligned, /* used for printing timers */ 3 table_has_just_been_loaded bit (1) unaligned, /* used for printing timers */ 3 multi_pass_mode bit (1) unaligned, /* on if we are to do more than 1 pass */ 3 available bit (26) unaligned, 2 format_options_flags, /* used to determine if value is default */ 3 general_report_default_value (NUMBER_OF_GENERAL_REPORT_OPTIONS_IN_TABLE) bit (1) unaligned, 3 general_column_default_value (NUMBER_OF_GENERAL_COLUMN_OPTIONS_IN_TABLE) bit (1) unaligned, 2 value_seg_ptr ptr, /* the options value seg */ 2 name_value_area_ptr ptr, /* area for name-value allocations */ 2 name_value_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* temp seg for name-value space */ 2 display_work_area_ptr ptr, /* display workspace */ 2 report_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 report_work_area_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 format_report_info_ptr ptr, /* info needed to create a report */ 2 input_string_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 output_string_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 editing_strings_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 headers_temp_seg_ptr ptr, /* report workspace */ 2 display_iocb_ptr ptr, /* report is displayed through this */ 2 selection_expression_identifier fixed bin, /* current selection expression */ 2 options_identifier fixed bin, /* current set of options */ 2 report_identifier fixed bin, /* current report */ 2 retrieval_identifier fixed bin, /* current retrieval */ 2 no_of_rows_retrieved fixed bin (35), /* current no of rows */ 2 no_of_formatted_pages fixed bin (21), /* current no of pages */ 2 number_of_passes fixed bin, /* number of times report will be formatted */ 2 table_loading_time float bin (63), 2 table_sorting_time float bin (63), 2 table_deletion_time float bin (63), 2 report_setup_time float bin (63), 2 report_formatting_time float bin (63), 2 report_display_time float bin (63), 2 report_deletion_time float bin (63), 2 ssu_evaluate_active_string_time float bin (63), 2 temp_dir_unique_id bit (36), /* uid of temp dir */ 2 temp_dir_name char (168) unaligned; /* the dir where we place the retrieved table and report */ dcl report_cip ptr init (null ()); /* END INCLUDE FILE linus_report_info.incl.pl1 */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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