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gruhlin

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I recieved this code from a form distributed on chug.

{
fn allergyList(strList)
{
   local lCounter
   local lAllArray
   local lStart
   local lBuffer
   local lFormattedList = ""

   lAllArray = getfield(strList, "|", "")
   for lCounter = 1, lCounter <= size(lAllArray), lCounter = lCounter + 1 do

      lAllArray[lCounter] = getfield(lAllArray[lCounter], "^", "")

      lBuffer = ReplaceStr(lAllArray[lCounter][1], ",", ";")

      lFormattedList = lFormattedList + lBuffer + " " + if lAllArray[lCounter][3] == "C" then "" else "" endif +"" + HRET + if lAllArray[lCounter][5] == "" then "" else "     Reaction: " + lAllArray[lCounter][5] + HRET endif
   endfor

if (lCounter > 1) then
lFormattedList = remove(lFormattedList, size(lFormattedList))
endif

   return (lFormattedList)
}
}

{allergyList(ALL_AFTER("Delimited"))}

It works fine in a form but can i use it in a handout??? I have used functions in a handout before and I am not sure why this one is not working.

Thanks

Gail Ruhlin

[email protected]

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:01 am

jjordet

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just tried it in EMR 9.5…works fine. try doing a trace when you preview the handout.

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:16 am

gruhlin

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where are you putting the function?

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:22 am

jjordet

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I copied exactly what you have posted and pasted it into a new handout and then previewed it from a patient's chart.

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:26 am

gruhlin

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{
fn allergyList(strList)
<-COMPILER ERROR NEARBY: Expect LEFT CURLY BRACKET. Instead had IDENTIFIER after RIGHT PAREN

?

{allergyList(ALL_AFTER("Delimited")) <-FUNCTION DEFINITION IS NOT EXECUTABLE

This is what I am getting for my translation 🙁

And this is what is happening when I run MEL trace

--------------------------------------------------------------
-- Starting MELTrace on 10/16/2012 4:34 PM for WSID 6110
--------------------------------------------------------------
>{allergyList(ALL_AFTER("Delimited"))}
execute>call ALL_AFTER("Delimited")
results>""
execute>call ALLERGYLIST("")
ERROR: 32847 FUNCTION DEFINITION IS NOT EXECUTABLE

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:37 am

jjordet

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Posts: 545

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where did you copy it from? always paste anything you copy into Notepad and copy it from Notepad to paste into Centricity to remove any funky characters.

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:38 am

gruhlin

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Posts: 72

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yep, well I'm a idiot. It works, sorry Embarassed

Thanks for your help!!!!

Posted : October 16, 2012 6:43 am

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