At 31 Oct 2006 01:03:56 -0800, concerning [Mainframe IDE],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (to IBM-Main):
I remember that in the late 80s there was a syntax checker available
for PL/I also. It ran with the ISPF editor and marked at least typing
errors (prior to the times of syntax highlighting). I believe, all
people wanting a IDE for the mainframe are waiting for a version of
WDz fulfilling their needs.
While not an IDE, I find the HILITE JCL to be very helpful in
pointing out syntax errors. I suspect that HILITE PLI might do what
you're looking for. I also note, from Help (z/OS v1.7), that many
other languages are supported. (hmmm... never contemplated ISPF as
an HTML editor. *grin*)
- ISPF editor Help: Supported Languages -
Valid language names are:
AUTODEFAULT OTHER
ASM BOOKC COBOL DTL HTMLIDL JCL
PANEL PASCAL PLI REXXSKELSUPERC XML
OTHER is a pseudo-language similar to PL/I but with only very basic
keywords (DO, END, SELECT, WHEN, IF, THEN, ELSE, etc). OTHER can be
used on many languages such as CLIST. OTHER also does not support
any compiler directives. DEFAULT is used when AUTO is specified,
but no language can be determined.
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Neil Duffee, Joe SysProg, U d'Ottawa, Ottawa, Ont, Canada
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How *do* you plan for something like that? Guardian Bob, Reboot
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Systems Programming: Guilty, until proven innocent John Norgauer
2004
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