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 PROC BLDKWL((TYPE),(NUMBER1),(NUMBER2),(ID)); # FORMAT KWL            #
 
 STARTIMS;
 STOPIMS; 
 
# 
      INPUT PARAMETERS
# 
      ITEM TYPE       S:KST; # STATUS DISPLAY BUFFER TYPE              #
      ITEM NUMBER1;          # INDEX NUMBER 1, TERMINAL NODE NUMBER    #
      ITEM NUMBER2;          # INDEX NUMBER 2                          #
      ITEM ID;               # BUFFER IDENTIFIER                       #
      ITEM I;                # INDUCTION VARIABLE                      #
# 
      EXTERNAL REFERENCES 
# 
      XREF
        BEGIN 
        PROC MGETS;          # GET BUFFER                              #
        PROC XTRACE;         # TRACE CALL                              #
        END 
# 
      LOCAL VARIABLES 
# 
      ITEM BUFADDR;          # BUFFER ADDRESS FOR KWL                  #
 
      CONTROL EJECT;
 
      BEGIN # BLDKWL #
 
      CONTROL IFEQ DEBUG,1; 
      XTRACE("BDKWL");       # TRACE CALL                              #
      CONTROL FI; 
 
      MGETS(L$KWL,BUFADDR,TRUE); # GET BUFFER FOR KWL                  #
      P<KWL> = LOC(KWLPTR[0]);
      FOR I=I WHILE KWL$NEXT[0] NQ 0
      DO # SCAN FOR END OF KWL LIST                                    #
        BEGIN 
        P<KWL> = KWL$NEXT[0]; 
        IF ID EQ KDELIDVALUE # REQUEST TO DELETE STATUS DISPLAY ENTRY  #
          AND KWL$ID[0] EQ KDELIDVALUE # QUEUED KWL IS A DELETE ENTRY  #
          AND KWL$TYPE[0] EQ TYPE # DELETE SAME TYPE OF ENTRY          #
          AND KWL$KNDX[0] LS NUMBER1 # LINE INDEX BELOW THAT OF REQUEST#
        THEN # DECREMENT LINE INDEX TO DELETE BY 1 TO ADJUST FOR KDEL  #
          NUMBER1 = NUMBER1 - 1;
        END 
      KWL$NEXT[0] = BUFADDR;
 
      P<KWL> = BUFADDR; # FWA OF KWL                                   #
      KWL$ID[0] = ID; # SET BUFFER IDENTIFIER                          #
      KWL$TYPE[0] = TYPE; # SET STATUS DISPLAY BUFFER TYPE             #
      KWL$TN[0] = NUMBER2;
      KWL$HN[0] = NUMBER1;
 
      RETURN; 
      END 
      TERM