Re: ISPF Edit Highlighting for Java, SQL, FORTRAN, Python, etc. DELIVERED
On 2/24/2019 8:44 PM, Paul Gilmartin wrote: On Sun, 24 Feb 2019 16:37:19 -0500, Pinnacle wrote: *** * ... * RFE 112741 - Simplify UNIX file access in ISPF by * * prepending current Unix directory to * * filename for COMPARE, COPY, CREATE, * * and REPLACE commands ... * * * ... (BROWSE, EDIT, and * * VIEW require member names and continue * * to issue "Invalid member name" error message) * * * Bummer. I long found it irritating, inconsistent, and silly that whereas entering Browse, Edit, or View as a line command before a PO data set in a list causes display of a member list with the specified command as the default, doing likewise on a UNIX directory issues an error message rather than displaying a member list. I surmise, since you mentioned the exception, that: o you considered it o you found it impractical. Gil, When I passed ANYTHING other than a member name to BROWSE, EDIT, VIEW, it came back with "Invalid member name". I suppose I could create my own hacked up versions of BROWSE, EDIT, VIEW, that would allow other than a member name, but I'm limiting myself to things that I can do via panels, execs, etc., without subverting ISPF itself. Unfotunately, we'll probably be waiting a long time (and probably forever) for IBM to enhance ISPF itself. That's why I'm trying to deliver as much functionality as possible with clean usermods. Regards, Tom Conley -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
Re: ISPF Edit Highlighting for Java, SQL, FORTRAN, Python, etc. DELIVERED
On Sun, 24 Feb 2019 16:37:19 -0500, Pinnacle wrote: > >... File 967 at http://www.cbttape.org/updates.htm was >created to deliver as many RFE's for ISPF as possible, given IBM's >dwindling development resources for ISPF. > Alas, working for an ISV I had to avoid non-IBM facilities lest I inadvertently mention them in instructions to customers. And our helpful admins assisted us here by declining to install extensions such as CBT. >*** >* ... >* RFE 112741 - Simplify UNIX file access in ISPF by * >* prepending current Unix directory to * >* filename for COMPARE, COPY, CREATE, * >* and REPLACE commands ... * >* Good. >* ... (BROWSE, EDIT, and * >* VIEW require member names and continue * >* to issue "Invalid member name" error message) * >* * Bummer. I long found it irritating, inconsistent, and silly that whereas entering Browse, Edit, or View as a line command before a PO data set in a list causes display of a member list with the specified command as the default, doing likewise on a UNIX directory issues an error message rather than displaying a member list. I surmise, since you mentioned the exception, that: o you considered it o you found it impractical. >*** >*... * >* RFE 128561 - ISPF OPT 3.4 block delete commands should * >* delete VSAM cluster, and bypass DATA and * >* INDEX components without stopping * >* * I'm delighted with this one; it eliminates a PITA. I've long considered it a bug that when I specify: HLQ.**.CSI and request no additional qualifiers, it nonetheless displays the DATA and INDEX components. Experts tell me this must be WAD. I don't understand. Thanks greatly, gil -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
ISPF Edit Highlighting for Java, SQL, FORTRAN, Python, etc. DELIVERED
FYI, I am pleased to announce the V1.2 release of the CBT Usermods Collection for ISPF (CUCI). File 967 at http://www.cbttape.org/updates.htm was created to deliver as many RFE's for ISPF as possible, given IBM's dwindling development resources for ISPF. CUCI release V1.2 delivers the following enhancements, chief among them, EDIT highlighting for many languages (this is the $CHANGES member): *** * * * C H A N G E L O G * * --- * * * * DATE DESCRIPTION * * -- -- * * * * 2019/01/28 V1R2 release (Total RFE's delivered to date - 13) * * * * Modify the following components to fix a bug when * * resetting UID(0) to user's default UID upon exiting * * ISHELL: * * * * BPXWP99 * * BPXWISH * * ISH * * ISHELL * * UMBPXISJ * * * * RFE 122097 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for FORTRAN * * RFE 117386 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for SQL * * 79228 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for SQL * * 57717 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for SQL * * 37007 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for SQL * * RFE 107568 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for CARLa * * RFE 83017 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for shell script * * RFE 83016 - ISPF EDIT highlighting for Java * * * * RFE 112741 - Simplify UNIX file access in ISPF by * * prepending current Unix directory to * * filename for COMPARE, COPY, CREATE, * * and REPLACE commands (BROWSE, EDIT, and * * VIEW require member names and continue * * to issue "Invalid member name" error * * message) * * * * * * ISREDDE2 * * UMISREDJ * * USRHILIT * * * *** * * * 2018/12/24 V1R1 release (Total RFE's delivered to date - 4) * * * * RFE 128561 - ISPF OPT 3.4 block delete commands should * * delete VSAM cluster, and bypass DATA and * * INDEX components without stopping * * * * ISRUDSL0 * * UMISRUDJ * * USRDEL34 * * * * RFE 102407 - ISPF OPT 3.17 reset UID(0) to user's * * default UID upon exiting 3.17 * * * * ISRUUDL0 * * ISRUULP * * UMISRUUJ * * * * Add the following components to reset UID(0) to user's * * default UID upon exiting ISHELL: * * * * BPXWP99 * * UMBPXISJ * * * * Modify UMISPCMJ for current ISPF FMID HIF7R02 * *