On 2014-12-04 12:35, Steve Thompson wrote: > > So, if you need to your parm line (string), think about how you do the split. > Because the next line read is concatenated to the prior line ignoring the > right side spaces (at least that's what I have experienced). If you need a > space between strings, you may need to do some interesting things to effect > that. > Put them at the left of the following line. That may be interesting or not.
And substitution will expand/shrink internal spaces attempting to preserve column alignment. ISPF tradition. Possibly undesirable if your application demands delimiting by a single space. And two consecutive ampersands suppress substitution, but are not converted to a single ampersand. Intentional behavior for compatibility with Assembler source code, wherein double ampersands abound. And expanding a line beyond record length (which may not be what you expect) results in an execution I/O error. And it's impossible to supply in PARMDD a PARM ending with a space. > Ok, I now return you to your regularly scheduled fun and games.... > Like, what's the most efficient way to clear a register? -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
