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kaos
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| Can anyone help me out with how should i include a scroll option in my panel? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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superk
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superk
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| kaos, would you mind explaining where this term "REXX panels" is coming from? It's a horrible mis-nomer that seems to be more prevelant with each passing day. |
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timburkart
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| As indicated many times before (ad nauseum), ISPF panels have their own language and syntax. ISPF panels can be displayed by invoking ISPF Dialog Management services in any programming language that support it. Many ISPF dialogs today are written in Rexx but they can also be written using Clist, Cobol, PL/1, Assembler, C, etc. |
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kaos
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Thnx timburkart.... I am very new to Rexx.. just started with it yest..
wasnt aware of the fact...
Anyways i got what was needed through one of the manuals... |
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timburkart
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kaos, I'm glad you understand the distinction. There are many examples in the IBM ISPF Dialog Management services manuals. I'm sure you can find several in your shop as well. Go through the libraries in your SYSEXEC and SYSPROC concatenation. Use the ISRDDN command to identify those. There are probably many examples on the Internet too.
Anyway, to answer your original question about scrolling start with the TBDISPL command.
regards,
tim |
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