On 2016-11-20 12:47, Robert Prins wrote:
Hi all,
After a long, long time, I've decided to update these legacy-language to
HTML tools again, but I need some help, as I'm only on a z/OS 1.10/1.12
system, which means that I have absolutely no clues about
- the way all new JCL statements are coloured, or
- all the latest COBOL keywords.
As PL/I is my language, I do (try to) keep track of what's new in that
language, and I assume, hopefully rightly so, that REXX and Assembler
haven't been changed with new keywords, unless there are new, "no operand
(pseudo-) instructions", like AEJECT, ANOP, COM, CSECT, etc in the
assembler.
I do have one question with regards to SuperC. Yesterday evening I found
that the normal SuperC line compare suddenly(?) displays the "N-LN#" and
"O-#LN" line numbers in green, whereas I know (from old ISPFHTML
screen-prints) that they used to be displayed in blue and yellow. Can
anyone (IBM) confirm that this is indeed a change that was made (and the
why?), or that the old colourisation has returned on z/OS 2.x? In EHISUPC I
will stick with the old colour scheme.
Also, if anyone could send me an up-to-date copy of
'ISP.SISPSAMP(ISRPXASM)' from z/OS 2.x, with hopefully up-to-date language
keyword lists, I'd be most grateful.
And finally, if you would be able to provide me with some
JCL-with-new-keywords screen-prints using Doug Nadel's ISPFHTML utility,
I'd be the happiest bunny in the world! PM me for a copy (20K WinRAR file
containing the manual and XMIT'ed load module), as Doug no longer provides
it due to his retirement - if Marvin Knight is reading this: Making
ISPFHTML available again on a "TASID"-like semi-supported basis would be
ever so nice!
Robert
PS: EHIC and EHIPANEL execs? I'd think about it if there is sufficient
interest...
I would like to thank those of you who were kind enough to send me copies of
ISRPXASM and screen-prints. The updated EHIxxxx'es are available (at the moment
only via Cut, I'll put up an XMIT version later today) via
<http://prino.neocities.org/zOS/zOS%20Tools.html> - any comments on the
colour-scheme of that page are welcome. ;)
FWIW, I have (not to general approval) removed the "Edit" style option, so hold
on to any old copies if that's your preferred option.
Robert
Robert
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Robert AH Prins
robert(a)prino(d)org
No programming (yet) @ http://prino.neocities.org/
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