So, is the following arrangement kosher? Meaning, if the caller
of my macro happens to code a double-apostrophe in one of these arguments,
will the following arrangement successfully prepare that value for the DC
statement? Obviously, I could test this, but I'm also interested in any
additional hints/suggestions that might accompany any confirmation.
&LABEL CSECT INITIATE CONTROL SECTION
USING &LABEL,15 ESTABLISH TEMP BASE
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
J HDR&LVL SKIP OVER CORE EYE-CATCHER
AIF (T'&BASE(1) EQ 'O').SKIP
DROP 15 DISESTABLISH TEMP BASE
.SKIP ANOP
*
DATA LOCTR
PGMNAME DC CL8'&LABEL' PROGRAM
&STR SETC DEQUOTE('&VERSION')
&STR SETC DOUBLE('&STR')
DC CL4'&STR' VERSION
&STR SETC DEQUOTE('&AUTHOR')
&STR SETC DOUBLE('&STR')
DC CL4'&STR' AUTHOR
&STR SETC DEQUOTE('&DATE')
&STR SETC DOUBLE('&STR')
DC CL8'&STR' DATE
*
CODE LOCTR
HDR&LVL DS 0H
...etc...
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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