Auto generate glossary entries

TCS 2
FM 9.0.3
RH 8.0.2
My Framemaker book includes a glossary file with terms and descriptions using devoted para tyles. Is there nay way to map these to styles in Rh to autogenerate as Glossary entries int he webhelp template based ont he style.
Alternatively, how can i make set these to behave as popups when the term is selected or when links to a term are selected?
TIA
Rob

I'm not sure i follow you on both those points.
I have assigned glossary markers to all the Glossary terms in FM. These are also unique FM styles. What do i do in RH. To what do i map these?
The second part about saving as separate HTML files, i can set pagination for GlossTerms but what then must i do ?

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LOC VARCHAR2(13)
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MGR NUMBER(4)
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SAL NUMBER(7,2)
COMM NUMBER(7,2)
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do
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lb=$(ls /usr/share/pixmaps | grep $ch | sed "s/.*$ch.*/$ch/" | tail -1)
if [ $ch == $chb ]
then
if [ $ch == $chr ]
then
echo "there's already a menu entry"
else
if [ $ch == $la ]
then
sed -i "/^\[submenu\] ($men)$/a[exec] ($ch) {$ch} </usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/$ch.png>" ~/.fluxbox/menu
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elif [ $ch == $lb ]
then
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fi
fi
fi
done
fi
rdata="$(grep "$data" /var/log/pacman.log | grep removed | sed "s/\[//g; s/\].*//g" | tail -1)"
if [ "$data" == "$rdata" ]
then
nrem="$(grep "$data" /var/log/pacman.log | grep removed | wc -l)"
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do
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then
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I've used
whilde true
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men="ArchSoft"
ver=$(grep "$men" ~/.fluxbox/menu | sed 's/.*(//; s/).*//' | tail -1)
if [ $men == $ver ]
then
else
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fi
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data2="$(grep "$data" /var/log/pacman.log | grep installed | sed "s/\[//g; s/\].*//g" | tail -1)"
if [ "$data" == "$data2" ]
then
fi
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int=$(seq 1 $nr)
for i in $int
do
ch=$(grep "$data" /var/log/pacman.log | grep installed | sed 's/.*installed//g; s/(.*//g; s/ //g' | head -$i | tail -1)
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lb=$(ls /usr/share/pixmaps | grep $ch | sed "s/.*$ch.*/$ch/" | tail -1)
if [ $ch == $chb ]
then
if [ $ch == $chr ]
then
echo "there's already a menu entry"
else
if [ $ch == $la ]
then
sed -i "/^\[submenu\] ($men)$/a[exec] ($ch) {$ch} </usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/$ch.png>" ~/.fluxbox/menu
sleep 1
fluxbox restart
elif [ $ch == $lb ]
then
sed -i "/^\[submenu\] ($men)$/a[exec] ($ch) {$ch} </usr/share/pixmaps/$ch.png>" ~/.fluxbox/menu
sleep 1
fluxbox restart
fi
fi
fi
done
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if [ "$data" == "$rdata" ]
then
nrem="$(grep "$data" /var/log/pacman.log | grep removed | wc -l)"
inrem=$(seq 1 $nrem)
for i in $inrem
do
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remr=$(grep "$rem" ~/.fluxbox/menu | sed 's/.*(//; s/).*//' | tail -1)
if [ $rem == $remr ]
then
sed -i "/$rem/d" ~/.fluxbox/menu
sleep 1
fluxbox restart
else
echo "no menu entry to remove"
fi
done
fi
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The Trouble:
Most applications are added and removed just fine in the fluxbox menu entry, but some like chromium are added more than once and after pacman -R app they aren't removed. The script has still a lot of flaws, most of them because I'm new to scripting, but if someone can improve it or give suggestions it would be highly appreciated. Also if anybody that finds the script worthy enough, wants to develop it as his own I have nothing against it, just tell what changes and improvements you have brought as I wanna learn too.
Also my goal is to make a daemon out of it, any suggestions in this direction would be highly appreciated.
Thanks for your time and understanding, mostly thanks to those that helped me a bit in understanding the syntax, like @Karol & @falconindy. You rule, 'cause you make linux seam like one big happy family
George
Last edited by I'mGeorge (2011-06-20 19:43:08)

This is an awesome idea. I've wanted to do something like this for a little while, though not in bash...
Since I'm not great in bash, I may make one in C (for learning) or Python (ditto) and comment on your implementation.
If I understand right, you're building a menu first, then deleting parts of it as you go. Would it not be smarter to create a function for adding entries and call it only after you've decided whether an app belongs in the menu? Something like this:
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Auto generated types and ps1xml formatting files

Hello,
I'm using New-WebServiceProxy to work with a web service... when I call methods of the web service powershell auto generates types, for example, things like "Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.NewWebserviceProxy.AutogeneratedTypes.WebServiceProxy1_webservices_awebservicepage_asmx.TheMethodReturnObjectType"
1. should I just use that type name in my ps1xml formatting file? I'm wondering if that will be fragile... seems fragile like 'webServiceProxy1' for example, what if there is some scenario it uses '2'? Not sure if I can count on that being consistent?
2. I started creating custom objects and adding my own type name to them so that type name could be used in the ps1xml file. This works fine. However so far it was for web service methods that returned single instance results.. now I hit a point where I'm
calling a web service method that will return a collection... so I'm wondering if it would be better to just use the auto generated type name in the ps1xml or, as I would need to do in this case, actually enter a foreach loop to create a new custom object
for every object in the returned collection? In other words, for the web service methods I've used so far for this, I simply created my custom object and write-output... for the case of the collection, I would be new-object'ing and write-output'ing within
that foreach loop.. wondering about performance issues, or if it's just overkill when I could just put that auto generated type name in the ps1xml file and be done with it...
not sure if I've asked that very clearly...
essentially, I'm wondering if it's overkill (from a resource usage perspective) to be creating these custom objects in the case of when there will be a collection, with potentially hundreds of items, when the only reason I'm doing it is for display purposes...
if it were not an autogenerated type I would simply use the type name in the ps1xml, I'm just not sure if I can do that in this case as I don't know if that typename will *always* be the same?
any input would be appreciated, thanks

Hi DJC,
I haven't rexperienced this, however, to create a .ps1xml file, these examples may be helpful for you:
Creating a module for powershell with a format file
discutils / utils / DiscUtils.PowerShell / DiscUtils.Format.ps1xml
about_Format.ps1xml
I hope this helps.

Auto-generated Swing Code: jbInit()

Hi,
I noticed that the auto-generated code for Swing apps directly uses class member variables, which is far from ideal. For example:
public class Screen {
    private JLabel boardingPassLabel = new JLabel();
    public void jbInit() {
        boardingPassLabel.setText("Boarding Pass");
        boardingPassLabel.setBounds(new Rectangle(170, 25, 115, 20));
        boardingPassLabel.setFont(new Font("Tahoma", 1, 12));
}The issue is that instantiating Screen will cause a JLabel to also be instantiated. While this is fine for a single screen and a single label, if there are hundreds of screens, each with twenty labels and buttons, it quickly gets out of hand.
It would be nice to see the following code auto-generated:
public class Screen {
    private JLabel boardingPassLabel;
    public void jbInit() {
        JLabel boardingPassLabel = getBoardingPassLabel();
        boardingPassLabel.setText("Boarding Pass");
        boardingPassLabel.setBounds(new Rectangle(170, 25, 115, 20));
        boardingPassLabel.setFont(new Font("Tahoma", 1, 12));
    public JLabel getBoardingPassLabel() {
      if( boardingPassLabel == null ) {
        boardingPassLabel = createBoardingPassLabel();
      return boardingPassLabel;
    protected JLabel createBoardingPassLabel() {
      return new JLabel();
}This allows subclasses to provide a different subclass of JLabel (if needed). It also means that there is little overhead to instantiating the Screen class. Thus if we had to instantiate 100 screens, each with 20+ widgets, there would be no performance hit.
As a work-around, we can simply not instantiate the Screen classes until just before they are used. This may not work in our situation, though.
Thoughts?
D

I should probably add a detail here.
We are running the Swing app on the CrEme JVM under Windows CE on a 520 MHz hand-held device with at most 256 MB of memory. (The specs say 520 MHz; but runs slower in practice.) Thus we need a lot more control over object instantiation, as has been described.
It would be nice to see a "use lazy initialization" checkbox for the auto-generated code. Or perhaps a "generate and use accessors" checkbox.
Note that the following code contains a redundancy:
    private JLabel boardingPassLabel = null;The assignemnt to null is superfluous; it adds about 50 more bytes to the final class size (using Sun's javac). It can be omitted for class member variables.
D

Excise Invoice number not display in case auto generate

Dear Experts,
we have use auto excise invoice generation functionality, it is working properly, but only Excise Invoice number not display after saving billing document. what to do for display the same after saving billing document.
Regards
BK GAIKWAD

Thank you Lakshmipathiji,
My question is when we have create excise invoice through J1IIN excise invoice number has been display in bottom line after saving billing document.
But in case we have creating auto generate Excise invoice, Excise Invoice number not display in same screen. How to do to display excise invoice after saving billing document.(Excise invoice generating in background but number not display in same screen)
We have changeover manual to auto generate excise invoice system.
Regards
BK GAIKWAD

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