That looks suspiciously like the inspiration for my updated (just
yesterday) HEXSORT XEDIT, pasted below.
Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.
/* Prolog; See Epilog for additional information ********************
* Exec Name - HEXSORT XEDIT *
* Unit Support - I.S. *
* Status - Version 1, Release 2 *
********************************************************************/
parse source xos xct xfn xft xfm xcmd xenvir .
parse arg parms 0 operands '(' options ')' parmrest
parse var operands target sortargs
'COMMAND EXTRACT /MSGMODE/RANGE/LINE/SIZE/AUTOSAVE/'
If target='' | target='?' then
Do
'COMMAND SET MSGMODE ON'
'COMMAND EMSG HEXSORT syntax: HEXSORT target pipe-sort-arguments'
'COMMAND EMSG E.g. HEXSORT * 2-12 A 36.4 D'
'COMMAND EMSG For more PIPE SORT info, enter: PIPE HELP SORT'
'COMMAND SET MSGMODE' msgmode.1
Exit 0
End
curline=line.1
begin=max(1,line.1)
/* Potentially add delimiters to LOCATE target string */
parse var target c1 2 Rtarget
If verify(0123456789,target)=0 then /* Not just numeric */
If index('* : - + . /',c1)=0 then target='00'x||target||'00'x
/* LOCATE for target is always case respective */
'COMMAND LOCATE' target /* Find the rqsted target */
If rc>1 then
Do
If c1='.' then
Do /* Trt alternate-case locate*/
If datatype(Rtarget,'L') then
upper target
Else
'PIPE VAR target | XLATE LOWER | VAR atarget'
End
'COMMAND LOCATE' atarget
If rc>1 then Exit rc
End
'COMMAND EXTRACT /LINE/'
end=line.1-1 /* Up to but not including */
'COMMAND SET RANGE :'begin ':'end /* Just requested range */
'COMMAND :'begin /* Back to Top of Range */
'COMMAND SET MSGMODE OFF' /* Will be many deletes. */
address command,
'PIPE (END ?)' ,
'| XEDIT', /* Read recs from XEDIT ring file */
'| XLATE *-* A-F FA-FF FA-FF A-F' ,
'| SORT' sortargs , /* Sort and pass XEDIT input recs */
'| XLATE *-* A-F FA-FF FA-FF A-F' ,
'| o: FANOUT' , /* Copy sorted recs to XEDIT ring file */
'| TAKE FIRST 1' , /* Do not buffer full file */
'| SPECS /:0 DELETE */' ,
'| SUBCOM XEDIT' , /* Execute ":0 DELETE *" command */
'? o:' , /* Accept sorted records from FANOUT */
'| XEDIT' /* Write sorted recs to XEDIT ring file*/
src=rc
'COMMAND SET RANGE :'range.1 ':'range.2 /* Restore to orig. */
'COMMAND :'curline /* Restore */
'COMMAND SET MSGMODE' msgmode.1 /* Restore */
'COMMAND SET AUTOSAVE' autosave.1 /* Restore */
Exit src
/********************************************************************
* Function - Sort one or more ranges in requested order, *
* where the columns being sorted contain HEX data. *
* Component of - XEDIT at Hewitt Associates LLC *
* Command format- HEXSORT target CMSpipelines-sort-args *
* Called by - User or macro *
* Dependencies - VM/SP 3 or higher. *
* - CMS Pipelines *
* - HEXSORT REXX stage *
* Program Lang. - CMS REXX *
* Date Written - 06/11/96 *
* Author - Michael R. Walter *
* Changed | By | Description of Change *
* --------+-----+------------------------------------------------- *
* 04/22/98 mrw - Try alternate-case target LOCATE. *
* 20000113 mrw - Correct curline=line.1 *
* 20001025 mrw - Correctly start at top of RANGE, not TOP *
* - Set 'end' to line BEFORE target. *
* 20101215 mrw - Update PIPE sort with latest XEDIT sort idiom. *
* *
********************************************************************/
"Jim Bohnsack" <jab...@cornell.edu>
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12/16/2010 11:57 AM
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Re: I saw a pipe here, now I can't find it.
I've got a HEXSORT XEDIT and HELPXEDI that I thought came from the IBM
Download page but I can't find it there. Not sure where I got it. I
don't think it's a leftover from an IBM internal site. Here's the
comments at the beginning of it.
/* HEXSORT XEDIT:
Same as XEDIT SORT, but sorts hexadecimal data correctly.
LIMITATION: Unlike XEDIT SORT, there is a limit of 10 fields.
MODIFICATION HISTORY:
09/02/97 - Roger Deschner - Pad to LRECL when RECFM F
07/29/97 - Roger Deschner - Accommodate backwards targets
07/26/97 - Roger Deschner - Original version.
This technique is from PIPE AHELP SORT, by John Hartman, reprinted in
"Plunging Into Pipes" by Melinda Varian.
*/
Jim
On 12/16/2010 11:10 AM, Frank M. Ramaekers wrote:
> I simply do:
>
> PIPE | LITERAL D12B 127B B729 1111 | SPLIT | SPEC 1.4 X2C 2 1.4 3 | SORT
> | SPEC 3-* 1 | CONSOLE
> 1111
>
> 127B
>
> B729
>
> D12B
>
> Ready;
>
> =20
> Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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