1. EE Editor and Databases
David,
Thanks for the help, but I had already changed the KEYWORDS and
COLOR files.
What had happened was, I had changed the DASH class to be the letter
"R", since the
comments used REM as the keyword, I then checked the next two characters
to see if
they were E and M, using two more if statements. It dawned on me last
night that ALL
the keywords that were not being colored containd the letter "R". I
just added another
global constant for remarks and made the keyword in it REM, that way I
could move the
code being used for the dash up and use a find statement to color the
REMARKS. Worked like a charm.
P.S. Has anyone created a database program that utilizes multiple
indexes? I need to
be able to order the data in certain order. Such as by LAST NAME or by
ZIP CODE.
2. Re: EE Editor and Databases
Ferlin Scarborough, you say:
>P.S. Has anyone created a database program that utilizes multiple
>indexes? I need to
>be able to order the data in certain order. Such as by LAST NAME or by
>ZIP CODE.
>
The 6x12db.zip I uploaded to Euphoria home page might interest you. It is a
mod of the db file which comes with Euphoria. Find it in the archive. Unzip
it, then run it. Follow the directions.
It allows naming up to 6 fields (such as lastName, firstName, age,
zipccode, weight, salary) with up to 12 chars per field, then listing the
data sorted per any one of the 6 columns. It is easily customizeable. If you
have trouble, let me know and I can perhaps help.
One caution, I just noticed it requires numbers to have the same
number of digits to sort properly (insert leading zeros if needed).
Bye, Art
Arthur P. Adamson, The Engine Man, euclid at isoc.net
