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Subject: Re: XEDIT equivalent to ISPF C - OO/OO (copy overlay)
You should continue the conversation over on the VM list.
I use a
You should continue the conversation over on the VM list.
I use a system that generates the AUX files dynamically for each "xedit
with update function". There is only one CTRL file, which has:
TEXT MACS
FIXES AUXLIST
My personal source control system uses SFS with program level locks
which
Thanks to all.
SIDCODE does the job.
Now I have to remember how to make AUX files. I can make CNTRL files, but
multi-source fixes would eventually drive me to a separate CNTRL per source.
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 18:49:22 -0500 Phil Smith III wrote:
:>I think I misread the requirement. Try this
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Subject: Re: XEDIT equivalent to ISPF C - OO/OO (copy overlay)
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 at 15:32, Phil Smith III wrote:
> Binyamin Dissen wrote:
>
> >I am referring to the function where you type C on a line that has the
> overlay
> >data and then OO/OO
Try the attached macro. It does not require the character loop that the
one provided by Phil does.
Tony Thigpen
Tony Thigpen wrote on 2/21/22 18:34:
If I understand your request, the XEDIT OVERLAY command is just
backwards of what you want. It replaces the existing line with any
character,
I think I misread the requirement. Try this version, which also handles
block commands.
/*
PREFIXO
K -- Kopy prefix subcommand
O -- Overlay prefix subcommand
OO -- Overlay block prefix subcommand
Designed to be used with:
COMMAND SET PREFIX SYNONYM K PREFIXO
COMMAND
If I understand your request, the XEDIT OVERLAY command is just
backwards of what you want. It replaces the existing line with any
character, other than a blank, found in the original 'copied line'.
This will take a little extra work. The original line needs to be saved,
the copied line needs
Tony Harminc wrote:
> I use it all the time to put change markers on new lines. Of course with a
>decent TN3270 program you can probably just as easily copy & paste them in
>at that level.
Ah! Of course that explains why I never wanted it for that purpose with
XEDIT, where the SIDCODE can be
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 at 15:32, Phil Smith III wrote:
> Binyamin Dissen wrote:
>
> >I am referring to the function where you type C on a line that has the
> overlay
> >data and then OO/OO on the group of lines that you wish to overlay. The
> only
> >dependence on the data on the OO lines is that
Binyamin Dissen wrote:
>I am referring to the function where you type C on a line that has the
overlay
>data and then OO/OO on the group of lines that you wish to overlay. The
only
>dependence on the data on the OO lines is that it will not replace a
>non-blank.
I've used XEDIT since it
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 16:25:05 + Rahim Azizarab
<03f036d88eeb-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
:>In ISPF you would put X over the line numbers; and on the command line you
would type ==> c ABC XYZ all X
:>It results in changing all occurrences of ABC to XYZ on the lines marked by X
A user-written prefix macro; likely one is floating around. If not, it
shouldn't be difficult to write one using COVERLAY or OVERLAY to do the heavy
lifting. You'll need SET PREFIX SYNONYM in your profile.
--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
In ISPF you would put X over the line numbers; and on the command line you
would type ==> c ABC XYZ all X
It results in changing all occurrences of ABC to XYZ on the lines marked by X
only.
regards;
Rahim
On Monday, February 21, 2022, 07:24:39 AM CST, Binyamin Dissen
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