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Question Stuart Strickland · May 5, 2023

ZLANGC0* functionality

#InterSystems IRIS

Hi,

I use ZLANGC00 and ZLANGC01 for shortcuts at programmer level to some frequently used dev tools. Is there a way to pass 2 arguments to a command?

Example:

ZZQD "Queue1" // Equivalent to D ZZQD^%ZZLANGC00("Queue1") to display messages in queue1 (ZZQD is my own code in %ZZLANGC00)

but if I wanted to type ZZQD "Queue1" $H-3 to call ZZQD^%ZLANGC00("Queue1",$H-3) can it be done or do I need to write something to manipulate the argument? So ZZQD "Queue1-3"

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Michael Poxon · May 5, 2023

Sure -- if you have multiple parameters for a function, the corresponding arguments can be passed by separating them by a colon (:), e.g. ZZQD "Queue1":$H-3.

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Stuart Strickland  May 5, 2023 to Michael Poxon

Super! Thanks. Couldn't find that in the documentation.

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