Yes, Jon, I am one and the same. ![]()
I will look at this; thanks for the input.
- Log in to post comments
Yes, Jon, I am one and the same. ![]()
I will look at this; thanks for the input.
Thanks, Kyle. I did type (space), but the empty string is worth the testing.
Well, if you installed Eclipse 2019-06, can you still get that plug in? It seems to give me problems getting to the store.
Got it; thanks.
Thanks, Jon. That seems to work.
So, who should be updating that link?
I tried changing the Eclipse.ini file, and restarted. However, my Photon changed to 2019-06 during an update. Rats.
Now, when I try to install, I get this:

Any more ideas?
Thanks, Vic. I'll do that.
Thanks, Robert. I'll try running the routine from the programmers terminal rather than inside Studio.
Thanks, Vitaly. No, I meant the tables such as cp1252 or UTF-8.
Thanks again,
Thank you. Unfortunately, I don't have that access in Iris, but I do have access to my personal copy of Ensemble 2017.
This is what I have:
<XLTTables>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP1250">CP1250,Unicode,Unicode,CP1250</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP1251">CP1251,Unicode,Unicode,CP1251</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP1252">CP1252,Unicode,Unicode,CP1252</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP1253">CP1253,Unicode,Unicode,CP1253</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP1255">CP1255,Unicode,Unicode,CP1255</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP437">CP437,Unicode,Unicode,CP437</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP850">CP850,Unicode,Unicode,CP850</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP852">CP852,Unicode,Unicode,CP852</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP866">CP866,Unicode,Unicode,CP866</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="CP874">CP874,Unicode,Unicode,CP874</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="EBCDIC">EBCDIC,Unicode,Unicode,EBCDIC</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="Latin2">Latin2,Unicode,Unicode,Latin2</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="Latin9">Latin9,Unicode,Unicode,Latin9</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="LatinC">LatinC,Unicode,Unicode,LatinC</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="LatinG">LatinG,Unicode,Unicode,LatinG</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="LatinH">LatinH,Unicode,Unicode,LatinH</XLTTablesItem>
<XLTTablesItem XLTTablesKey="LatinT">LatinT,Unicode,Unicode,LatinT</XLTTablesItem>
</XLTTables>
If I'm wrong, please LMK.
Thank you; this also works.
Good article. The fancy zbreak is always a little tricky, because I don't use it on a regular basis, but it's a great thing to know.
Very nice @Yuri Marx ; it will be fun to go through.
Our code does something similar, only more cryptic. 😀
I couldn't find that archived anywhere. If you have a link, please send!
Where is the announcement for the public webinar? Thank you,
I had not tried comp.lang.mumps. Thanks.
Thank you for the suggestion. The server exists, but not on my laptop. I don't think there's a workspace open; should there be?
@John Murray : this is my entire JSON user settings:
{
"intersystems.servers": {
}
}
}
I bet you didn't expect that.
And I just noticed there was a third "}". I'll try removing that.
That fixed it. Thank you @John Murray