Diagnostic progress indicators
Diagnostic Progress Indicators are used to inform the user what is going on.
The Progress Indicators appear as a popup box at the bottom of the screen during a Diagnostic Application TRANSITIONAL screen or a Diagnostic Task TRANSITIONAL screen display.
The Progress Indicators may be turned off by using the Run Time
Options Task. This selection sets the diagnostic environment variable DIAG_NO_PROGRESS appropriately.
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1 DISPLAY/CHANGE DIAGNOSTIC RUN TIME OPTIONS 801009
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3 Select values for the options below.
4 When finished, use 'Commit' to continue.
5 Display Diagnostic Mode Selection Menus [On] +
6 Include Advanced Diagnostics [Off] +
7 Include Error Log Analysis [Off] +
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23 F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel F4=List
24 F5=Reset F7=Commit F10=Exit
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The following example shows a Diagnostic Application screen that
is displaying a Progress indicator with the type of test unit being
run.
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1 TESTING LOOP MODE 935025
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23 | Register Test |
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These Progress Indicator messages must be kept short, one line, and under 30 characters. Note that the function key F10=Exit is overwritten by the Progress Indicator.
The diag_progress library function call is used for this Progress Indicator.