In a file I have a line:
(&FOO,BAR)
>From a Rexx macro, I issue the command, logged:
31 *-* 'CHANGE c''(&FOO,BAR)'' wombat ALL'
>>> "CHANGE c'(&FOO,BAR)' wombat ALL"
+++ RC(4) +++
... and nothing is changed. If I paste the failed command from
the message:
CHANGE c'(&FOO,BAR)' wombat ALL
... to the command line, it changes "(&FOO,BAR)" to "wombat", as
intended. I'm familiar enough with Rexx to trust Rexx not to be
doing anything. I suspect, from other experiments, that some component
is replacing "&FOO" with the null string. But which? And how do I
make it not do that? I tried doubling the "&":
31 *-* 'CHANGE c''(&&FOO,BAR)'' wombat ALL'
... but that makes no difference.
Help!
Thanks,
gil
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