...and to give you some hints where to start...
> 1) The ISPF-Editor has some nice features, but how can I insert text
> in a half empty line without deleting all the spaces first. Is there
> an option to ignore the spaces at the lines end?
> The IBM-Teacher said no. I can't believe that.
NULLS ON | OFF is the command to look for. With NULLS ON "trailing
blanks" on the line don't inhibit shifting in insert mode.
Type "PROF" on the editor command line to see other settings.
> 2) In VSE you can copy lines from a member to a clipboard (c) then add
> some more lines from the same or another member (K) and then insert it
> as many times as you like. The clipboard will start from the Beginning
> with 'C' and can be added to with 'K'. I can' find this funktion in
> z/OS. I'am used to create complete programs or large subroutines with
> this funktion.
The "CUT" command is your key ("COPY" was given away long before the
clipboard was implemented in ISPF).
"CUT" line command in combination with "C", "CC-CC", "Cnn" line command
copies some lines into the default clipboard. "CUT APPEND" appends to
current content. "CUT xyz" puts lines into named clipboard (xyz).
"CUT DISPLAY" lets you work with the clipboards (yes, there can be
more than one).
Peter Hunkeler
CREDIT SUISSE
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