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#213 RC1: Error msg when using SET CTLCHAR _ OFF

Milestone: Next Release

Status: pending-fixed

Owner: Mark Hessling

Labels: None

Priority: 5

Updated: 2014-08-18

Created: 2011-07-11

Creator: LesK

Private: No

Both SET CTLCHAR OFF and SET CTLCHAR ESCAPE yield
Error 0001: Invalid operand
although the code that uses them seems to work.

Also, the msgs appear twice on the screen, but only only once in the
trace

Discussion

LesK - 2011-07-11

Demonstrate CTLCHAR error msgs

rc1_test_ctlchar_x_off.the

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Mark Hessling - 2011-08-22

assigned_to: nobody --> rexx

status: open --> pending-fixed
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Mark Hessling - 2011-08-22

Fixed in 3.3 RC2

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LesK - 2011-08-22

status: pending-fixed --> open-fixed
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LesK - 2011-08-22

FYI: Not fixed in the RC2 version you gave me.

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Mark Hessling - 2011-09-11

Version not released yet.

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Mark Hessling - 2011-09-11

status: open-fixed --> pending-fixed
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Mark Hessling - 2013-06-21

Group: --> Next Release
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George R. Goffe - 2013-07-03

rc4: set ctlchar off works, set ctlchar escape gives this message "Error 0001: Invalid operand: ESCAPE"

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Mark Hessling - 2013-07-03

Error is correct. Syntax is SET CTLCHAR char ESCAPE. You are missing the 'char', like %

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George R. Goffe - 2013-07-03

SET CTLCHAR % ESCAPE is accepted now with 3.3RC4 and also with 3.3RC2.

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LesK - 2013-07-10

RC4: fix confirmed

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