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ravikanth
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Hi All,
I have flow diagram which needs to be displayed. I am reading it into a table and displaying it using TBDISPL. But it is getting trucated after 80 bytes. I tried the WIDTH option but did not work. Is there a way I could scroll to the right and left?
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Ravikanth Chavali |
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don.leahy
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There are a few ways to achieve left/right scrolling. None of them are trivial.
1. Use a dynamic area rather than TBDISPL.
2. Use a variable )MODEL line on your TBDISPL panel.
3. Create two TBDISPL panels. One displays the left part of the output and the other displays the right. Use LEFT/RIGHT to toggle between the two screens. |
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ravikanth
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Sorry I am confused. Could you give me little more detail direction.
I understood option 3. And is do able.
But on 2. I am currently using )Model for TBDISPL.
Also is there any other way like moving the content to a temporary file Like &ZTEMPF and using BROWSE?
My understanding is ZTEMPF is only 80 byte lenght.
Thanks in Advance. |
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don.leahy
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If BROWSE is an option then go for it. It would be much simpler than the other approaches.
You don't have to use &ZTEMPF, you can use your own temporary file with whatever attributes you need. |
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valyk
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| If you modify your emulator to allow for MOD 5, and change your ISPF screen format to Max or Data, then you can display panels that have widths up to 133. |
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prino
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| valyk wrote: |
| If you modify your emulator to allow for MOD 5, and change your ISPF screen format to Max or Data, then you can display panels that have widths up to 133. |
If you use a really good emulator, like Tom Brennan's Vista tn3270, you could use a custom format, like the 62x160 I'm using right now... |
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don.leahy
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| Viva Vista! It's the best emulator I have ever used. And the best $30 I ever spent! |
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