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Conference azur::mcc

Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

4229.0. "'already defined' error T1.3 launch application" by RUMOR::FALEK (ex-TU58 King) Thu Dec 10 1992 10:52

    I wrote the following MCC_APPL_DECSCHEDULER.DEF file to allow
    launching of DECscheduler from the MCC T1.3 Applications menu.
    It works properly but I get a warning when I start MCC.
    
    $ man/ent/int=decw
     Aborting SAVE$:[FALEK]MCC_APPL_DECSCHEDULER.DEF processing. Button GUI
     already defined.
    [then the map window comes up and appears to work properly]
    
    If I change the name of the button, I still get  an error.     
    Does anyone know why?
    
MENU: Applications
 SUBMENU: DECscheduler
   BUTTON:GUI
   ENV_TYPE: WINDOW
   SHELL: SCHED/INT=DECW
   BUTTON: Command
   ENV_TYPE: TERMINAL
   SHELL: SCHED
 ENDSUBMENU
ENDMENU

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
4229.1	Duplicate line?	TOOK::MINTZ	Erik Mintz	`Thu Dec 10 1992 22:32`	13
	>MENU: Applications > SUBMENU: DECscheduler > BUTTON:GUI > ENV_TYPE: WINDOW > SHELL: SCHED/INT=DECW > BUTTON: Command > ENV_TYPE: TERMINAL > SHELL: SCHED > ENDSUBMENU >ENDMENU Try removing one of the two "SHELL:" lines
4229.2	but they're sub-menu choices... (?)	RUMOR::FALEK	ex-TU58 King	`Fri Dec 11 1992 11:34`	4
	But the intent is to have 2 choices under the DECscheduler SUBMENU - the DECscheduler windows GUI and the Scheduler DCL command that runs in a terminal window. Notice that the two SHELL commands are different. It works properly too, except for the warning message when DECmcc starts.
4229.3	my mistake, two copies of the .DEF file	RUMOR::FALEK	ex-TU58 King	`Tue Dec 15 1992 14:38`	4
	The problem was that I had 2 copies of the .DEF file - one in SYS$LOGIN: and the other in MCC_SYSTEM: I got rid of one and the warning message went away. All is fine now, thanks.