Hello Mark,

No-one else saw the exec Mark, as it was too large for the list.
Sorry folks, the example I sent to Mark was 22 lines too many to be
accepted to the list.

As you will notice all references to 'Say' in the exec are prefixed
with 'Call '. Which means the text after 'Say' will be processed by the
procedure called 'Say' instead of the normal REXX Say function.
This means the text is written to IPCS and will be displayed in a full
screen scrollable window, instead of being written line by line.

Similarly, the 'Storage' REXX function is replaced by a call to a
procedure which interfaces to IPCS storage functions.

Since it is a REXX exec it must be stored anywhere in your SYSPROC or
SYSEXEC datasets.

Execution is either from IPCS option 6, or on the IPCS command line with a
IP prefix.

It wont work with any IPCS command, as it is stand-alone.

On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 09:21:16 -0500, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>Bruce/anyone,
>
>The rexx say command is actually writing to the screen display buffer?
>Since there seems to be a Say: Procedure, this would imply that you are
>not using the default rexx say command.  Would you please clarify?
>I'll look up NOTE in the IPCS manuals to see what it says.
>
>Are the display results page fwd and back like normal formatting routine
>examples, or will it behave differently?
>
>If we name the rexx exec myrexxcbf as an example, how would you
>configure BLSCUSER to contain this definition (similar to what Bob
>Wright showed earlier)?  Or would you put a defn there at all?
>
>How would you invoke this from the IPCS browse using a CBF command?
>
>Since its a rexx command, I am not aware that you can add it to a
>steplib (or similar library) unless you compile the rexx to an object.
>Are we required to compile this rexx, or is there a way to invoke it
>from rexx libraries?
>
>Thanks,
>-Mark Vollmer
>

regards
Bruce Hewson

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