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kgumraj
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Hello all,
How to increase the width of the comand line,
What I mean is usally we have
Command: _____________________
I ant to incerase the command prompt widht
Say
Command: _____________________
_____________________
for this simple reason my string donens fit in the space provide.
Is their any way to do so? |
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UmeySan
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Hi !
Normaly no. You can define your own Panel or modify that one.
But normaly you can use TSO Option 6.
Regards, UmeySan |
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kgumraj
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hello,
Thanks for the replay. but I need to change some string which is greater value to be fit in that line.
I need to do some editing in editor itself. So I cant use Option 6. |
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UmeySan
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Hi !
So, define your own Panel, that fits your requirements.
Regards, UmeySan |
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mmwife
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Here's a possible work around:
c 'abc' 'xyzqrst ect to eol~'
c ~ 'continue on'
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c 'abcdetc=====================================>' ~
c ~ 'wxyzetc=====================================<' |
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shreevamsi
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hi kgumraj,
Another easy method to convert a long string....
F All 'long string'
C all * 'new long string'
~Vamsi |
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kgumraj
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thanks a lot both MMwife and Shreevansi. With your valuable suggestion I got the solution.
One more thing I need to ask. As per UmeySan guided, Is it possible to design a own panels, If so kindly guide me, it might be helpful in further task.
Also, I knew little REXX. But need the information how to put my panel in default profile lib.
kindly guide me |
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elayadath
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agkshirsagar
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Here's a possible work around:
c 'abc' 'xyzqrst ect to eol~'
c ~ 'continue on'
or
c 'abcdetc=====================================>' ~
c ~ 'wxyzetc=====================================<' |
Jack, could you please explain your post a bit? This looks like a change command in editor. I don't understand this. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Abhijit,
Yes, those are editor change commands.
What they accomplish is getting a "long" value changed to a different "long" value (the length of the 2 values combined is greater than will fit in the command area).
By changing the "input" value to ~ (after ensuring that ~ cannot be in the data) in one command, the ~ is then changed to the required long value by the second command. |
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agkshirsagar
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Got it!
I was confused by =====, which we usually use as p'==='. |
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Eisb?cker
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Location: Germany
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Hello!
Ther is another way to get a long commandline: CMDE |
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