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awyn
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Hi,
This is my requirement,I want to browse a flat file and when ever i find a Rexx keyword i want to color it to my desired color.How can i do it, should i use ISPf panels, |
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 Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:01 am Post subject: Re: Find the keyword and color it |
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acevedo
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Location: Spain
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| a Rexx keyword? do you want to HILITE the Rexx keywords in browse mode? |
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awyn
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| ya. but i dont want to use the command hi rexx |
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expat
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007
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Location: Brussels once more ...
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| awyn wrote: |
| ya. but i dont want to use the command hi rexx |
Sigh ................ I think that we are hitting homework season again  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| ya. but i dont want to use the command hi rexx |
why not? what' s wrong with it |
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Pedro
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| How can i do it, should i use ISPf panels, |
The easiest approach is to use the VIEW service. Invoke with an initial macro that turns on the highlighting. Instead of HI REXX, perhaps HI AUTO will do.  |
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