Work at Avai in the morning. Some code was more or less generated for Acc157 and financials, a report in there got an upitig2.prg generated dialog. There's some report in at least six places with this date, he lineage of which can be traced to Rade, which is weird - I've not only renamed most of the fields and tables, I've also joined the analytics into the main ledger, because for which pretty dick should they enter same stuff in two places and then synchronize them, that's imitating the manual method, here's all of it in one place. But I did recognize some of his variable names, so it's possible that at least some formatting and subtotalling was taken from his code.
I've found it unchanged in folders of customers we still didn't have at the time. Or maybe we just got them, since two of these were the key files, used to calculate the checksum of company info - the protection measure we used in defg.prg. Except that the file contains funny test names of an imaginary company from imaginary city. So that was probably a test sample.
The next day, in PolC, generated a submenu to close a session at CT scanner - the dialog whether they want to return the patient to sender, send further away, or simply close the case - same as existing for other types of sessions. Obviously I couldn't have an identical dialog for all the session types, as those returning the result may also return the patient, and the others used the general approach, which had up to 12 options (though never all of them at the same time), depending on the department. It got complicated but not quite ugly.
On 8th I got all the available indexes in catal6 into an array, so it doesn't keep checking for them, calling functions for that, each time the user flips through the columns. The generator is still in its own prg file. Meanwhile, Brlja visited Ledinje and did something about the costing.
In the afternoon I added another view into preg.prg in PolC.
In the evening, back to work, over Horgoš.