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Premdev
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Hi,
My program is in lower case i need to change that in upper case instead of giving uc in all lines. Is it possible? If so, anyone please let me know how.
Thanks in advance.
R's,
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gcicchet
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Hi,
UCUC on first line and last line will do the trick if I understood the question correctly, ie. block command
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Premdev
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Thank you. It's working fine  |
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Bill Dennis
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| Also, typing UC9999 on the first line will change all lines to upper case (up to 9,999 of them). |
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Craq Giegerich
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| C All p'<' p'>' |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
| Craq Giegerich wrote: |
| C All p'<' p'>' |
Oh it's a good command, but it shows
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| No CHARS '<' found |
as an ISPF message(on right top corner at my shop) but it does the trick. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Anuj D. wrote: |
Hi,
| Craq Giegerich wrote: |
| C All p'<' p'>' |
Oh it's a good command, but it shows
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| No CHARS '<' found |
as an ISPF message(on right top corner at my shop) but it does the trick. |
Maybe you got that message because there were no lower case characters to start with! |
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dick scherrer
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| Maybe you got that message because there were no lower case characters to start with! |
Or the second time the command was issued on the same data. . .
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
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| Or the second time the command was issued on the same data. . . |
No, I didn't do that.
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| Maybe you got that message because there were no lower case characters to start with! |
Well, I think, if PROFile settings take precedence to this command then you are right. In my PROFile settings 'CAPS ON' was active, the moment I press enter I think because of PROFile settings 'lower case' were already 'upper case' before the above command could actually 'act' & so the message (No CHARS '<' found) am I right ? |
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stodolas
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| Some of my programs have large notes at the top to never convert them to all upper case. It will break them! |
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mmwife
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x all in cmd line
UC before the resulting dotted line. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| mmwife wrote: |
x all in cmd line
UC before the resulting dotted line. |
This also works, thread is getting intresting in real, many ways to do a single thing...
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| Some of my programs have large notes at the top to never convert them to all upper case. It will break them! |
This is one of the reasons why I'm following this thread. Wish to know, where did I go wrong in my understanding. |
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acevedo
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other values in the PICTURE form:
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p'=' any character
p'¬' any character that is not a blank
p'.' any character that cannot be displayed
p'#' any numeric character, 0-9
p'-' any non-numeric character
p'@' any alphabetic character, uppercase or lowercase
p'<' any lowercase alphabetic character (*)
P'>' ANY UPPERCASE ALPHABETIC CHARACTER (*)
p'$' any special character, neither alphabetic nor numeric.
p'Ñ' numeric characters |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Thank You Sir... , But still my first post following Craig's mail is waiting for a good answer. |
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UmeySan
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Hi Anuj D. !
You're might be right with your first thought.
CHARS '<' changed, will appear when letters are changed from lower case to upper case, regardless of profile setting.
I had a quick test.
No CHARS '<' found is displayed only if there are no letters to change,
regardless which profile settings are made.
Have a nice day,
UmeySan |
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