Small migration issue

Hi Freaks
When I migrate componets from 9.7 to 10.4.2.49  I found a small migration issue
In 9.7

#if (xyz)
ENTRY LP_XYZ
: do something
END
#endif
---- end of local proc ----

In 10.4 (after migration)

#if (xyz)
ENTRY LP_XYZ
: do something
END
#endif

end

#enddefine

...

The "#enddefine" is expected. But why is there an "end" between "#endif" and "#enddefine"?
The entry before LP_XYZ do have an "end"
Looks like Uniface thinks that the block #if...#endif defines an entry which does not have an end ...

BTW: Without this flaw, I could compare components from any of our 9.7 dictanaries with any of our 10.4 dictanaries (written in UnifAce) :-)

Ingo

Good morning,

There are new parameters in the asn for this type of behavior. Analyze them and do import tests before doing the actual import. Since there are no longer fixed locations for triggers, there are only containers. For example, Local Proc Modules no longer exists as a trigger. So $triggerAbbr came to maintain this compatibility. When you use <$trigger> to get the name of the triggers in version 10, the name of the container trigger comes instead of the trigger name. If you put $triggerabbr, the name of the acronym that existed in previous versions comes; in the case of local proc modules, it comes LPMX.

Take a look at the manual

; Migration Logical: Enable or disable addition of a 'end' statement to migrated ProcScript modules.
    ; 0 = disable
    ; 1 = enable (default)
MIGRATION_SCRIPT_ADD_END = 0                    

; Migration Logical: Specify whether non-functional code is migrated for components.
    ; 0 = non-functional code is migrated 
    ; 1 = non-functional code is removed from normal components only 
    ; 2 = non-functional code is removed from all components (default)
MIGRATION_SCRIPT_CLEANUP_COMPONENTS = 2         

; Migration Logical: Specify whether the <$triggerAbbr> constant is defined at 
; the start of migrated non-empty triggers.
    ; 0 = <$triggerAbbr> is never defined 
    ; 1 = <$triggerAbbr> is always defined 
    ; 2 = <$triggerAbbr> is defined if the keywords <$triggerAbbr> and #include are found (default)
MIGRATION_TRIGGERABBR = 1                      

; Migration Logical: Specify whether a constant scope block (#startdefine and #enddefine) is added
; to a migrated, non-empty trigger definition, and to each group of migrated operations.
    ; 0 = do not add 
    ; 1 = add for all triggers and operation groups 
    ; 2 = add when the trigger contains #define or #include or <$triggerAbbr> keywords (default)
MIGRATION_SCOPEDEFINE = 1

Hi  Juliano

We are doing migration over years, but due to the not so "optimal" UF10-IDE (in our opinion) we still do coding in UF 9 :-)
And I know about the difference about Uniface 9 Trigger and Uniface 10 containers.
My compare tool tries to eleminate this difference.
(And program every week a little bit of improvment)
But in my case, 
a) LPMX was and is a container
b) there is no open "ENTRY" 
So the question is, why does the mogration thinks,it have to insert an "END" :-)

BTW: Found another problem challenge:
The UXREGS (component variables) will be convert to the declaration block.
Name and template are take direct from UXREGS
But with the description (UDSCR) ond comment (U_DOC) Uniface discards some infomation
If UDESCR is filled, this text is seen in UF10
If UDESCR is not filled and U_DOC is filled, the comments are migrated
But what if UDSCR and U_DOC are filled?
Uniface ignorce the "comment" *grumble*

Ingo

Hi  Juliano

We are doing migration over years, but due to the not so "optimal" UF10-IDE (in our opinion) we still do coding in UF 9 :-)
And I know about the difference about Uniface 9 Trigger and Uniface 10 containers.
My compare tool tries to eleminate this difference.
(And program every week a little bit of improvment)
But in my case, 
a) LPMX was and is a container
b) there is no open "ENTRY" 
So the question is, why does the mogration thinks,it have to insert an "END" :-)

BTW: Found another problem challenge:
The UXREGS (component variables) will be convert to the declaration block.
Name and template are take direct from UXREGS
But with the description (UDSCR) ond comment (U_DOC) Uniface discards some infomation
If UDESCR is filled, this text is seen in UF10
If UDESCR is not filled and U_DOC is filled, the comments are migrated
But what if UDSCR and U_DOC are filled?
Uniface ignorce the "comment" *grumble*

Ingo