On certain processes Reset must be set to force recognition of the Wi_Next status. Unless stated otherwise assume that Reset = 6 kills the window.
Post Init If Reset < 6 Wi_Next is ignored.
Dflt On key prompt when key has not been filled in - If Reset
< 6 then Wi_Next is ignored. On all other prompts - Reset
1 - 3 has no effect, 4 or 5 runs the pre prompt logic, the
perpetual logic then goes to the other prompt.
Pre Prompt On key prompt when key has not been filled in - If Reset
< 6 then Wi_Next is ignored. On all other prompts - Reset
1 - 3 has no effect, 4 or 5 runs the perpetual logic then
goes to the other prompt.
Edit On a key prompt - If a key has not previously been filled
in, regardless of Reset, Wi_Next is ignored. If a key has
been filled in but changed, null - 3 are ignored (though
with differing results on the processes called). Reset = 4
runs the perpetual process before going to the prompt and
Reset = 5 goes straight to the prompt. On a single valued
prompt - If Reset is not set or is 1 it is ignored. Reset
= 2/3 runs Post/Perpetual before going to the nominated
prompt. Reset = 4 runs Perpetual before going to prompt.
Reset = 5 just goes to prompt. On a grouped multi-valued
prompt - Regardless of setting of Reset runs
Post/Perpetual going to prompt. NB This even ignores a
Reset of 6 and does not close the window. On a text prompt
or a non-grouped multivalued prompt- Ignores any
combination of Reset until the prompt is exited where it
will act on a Reset value > 1. On exit a Reset = 2/3 will
run the Post/Perpetual before going to the prompt. Reset =
4 will run the Perpetual process before going to the
prompt. Reset = 5 will just go to the prompt.
Post Prompt On a key prompt - If a key has not previously been
entered then Wi_Next is ignored regardless of Reset. If a
key has not been changed then Reset is not required for
the prompt to be moved to - null - 4 cause the perpetual
process to be run before the next prompt is entered. Reset
= 5 omits the Perpetual. If a key has been entered but
changed then Reset 1- 3 is ignored. Reset = 4 will run the
Perpetual process before going to the prompt. Reset = 5
will just go to the prompt. On all other prompts - Reset
= Null - 4 runs Perpetual before going to prompt. Reset =
5 just goes to prompt.
Perpetual On a key prompt -If a key has not previously been entered
or if the key has changed then any Reset value other than
6 (which closes the window) runs Pre Read/Rep Read/Post
Read before going to prompt. If a key has previously been
entered but has not changed the Reset is not required for
the move to take affect. On all other prompts - All
settings (other than 6 but including null) go to the
prompt.
Softkey On a key prompt - if the key field is empty or return has
not yet been pressed Wi_Next cannot be made to work. If
the key has already been accepted the Reset values of null
or 1 are ignored. Reset = 2/3 runs Post/Perpetual before
going to prompt. Reset = 4 runs Perpetual before going to
prompt. Reset = 5 just goes to the prompt. On all other
prompts- If the field is empty or filled in and accepted,
if Reset is set to null or 1 it is ignored. Reset = 2/3
runs Post/Perpetual before going to prompt. Reset = 4 runs
Perpetual before going to prompt. Reset = 5 just goes to
the prompt. If the field is filled in but return has not
been pressed yet, if Reset is not set it is ignored. Reset
= 1 runs Edit/Post Prompt/Perpetual before going to
prompt. The rest of the Reset codes are as above.
(Volume 4, Issue 4, Pages 12,13)
