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boyti ko
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Joined: 03 Nov 2014
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Location: Malaysia
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Hi,
I have this rexx program to get and display the input.
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/* REXX */
ADDRESS ISREDIT "MACRO NOPROCESS"
PARSE ARG INPUT
SAY 'THIS IS MY INPUT:' INPUT
RETURN |
I'm confused as to why when I invoke the program using:
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TSO MYPROG myInput
Output:
THIS IS MY INPUT: myInput
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But when invoke without the TSO:
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MYPROG myInput
Output:
THIS IS MY INPUT:
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Can help me point what am I missing to get the same results as with the TSO prefix. |
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Nic Clouston
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| Possibly something to do with it saying it is a macro but you are not invoking it as a macro. |
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RahulG31
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You put TSO in front then that is a 'Command' and Not a Macro.
As you have specified
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| 'ADDRESS ISREDIT "MACRO NOPROCESS"' |
that makes it a Macro.
If you need to pass argument to an edit macro then you do:
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| 'ADDRESS ISREDIT "MACRO (ARG1, ARG2) NOPROCESS"' |
You don't put TSO infront of an edit macro.
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prino
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| RahulG31 wrote: |
| You don't put TSO infront of an edit macro. |
Unless you know what your doing, and as far as the TS is concerned, he's obviously totally clueless when it comes to that. |
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boyti ko
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Hello,
Thank you for all your reply especially to RahulG31 for pointing it out. |
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