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	[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/DDECONV\|<code>DDECONV</code> shell items]] may send the following shell messages:		[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/DDECONV\|<code>DDECONV</code> shell items]] may send the following shell messages:

Christian: /* ADVISE */

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ADVISE

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	DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item</var> <var>index</var>		DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item</var> <var>index</var>

	The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.		The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$<var>#conv</var>[!ADVISE,<var>index</var>]</code>.

Christian: /* ADVISE */

2012-10-31T12:12:49Z

ADVISE

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	== <code>ADVISE</code> ==		== <code>ADVISE</code> ==

	DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item index</var>		DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item</var> <var>index</var>

	The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.		The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.

Christian at 12:12, 31 October 2012

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	==DDECONV messages==		[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/DDECONV\|<code>DDECONV</code> shell items]] may send the following shell messages:

	~~'''Exit'''~~		== <code>EXIT</code> ==

	~~<code>~~DDECONV <var>conv</var> EXIT~~</code>~~		DDECONV <var>conv</var> EXIT

	Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name <var>conv</var> is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated.		Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name <var>conv</var> is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated.

	~~'''Advise'''~~		== <code>ADVISE</code> ==

	~~<code>~~DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item index</var~~></code~~>		DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item index</var>

	The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.		The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.

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==DDECONV messages==

'''Exit'''

<code>DDECONV <var>conv</var> EXIT</code>

Conversation was terminated by other application. The sender name <var>conv</var> is the name of the shell conversation item which was terminated.

'''Advise'''

<code>DDECONV <var>conv</var> ADVISE <var>item index</var></code>

The DDE service with which we are in an advise loop, has advised us that the data for the item passed to <code>SET conv ADVISE</code> has changed. If it is a hot link, the item is automatically updated, otherwise it is up to the user to request the data using <code>SET conv REQUEST</code>. Using the index, the name of the item, its format and the type of link (hot/warm) can be queried using <code>$#conv[!ADVISE,index]</code>.