Thanks for the first replies and the suggestions.
The ISPF advise was it. After researching I found the ISPF variable ZSCREENI
which contains the logical terminal content. This makes it much easier. Haven't
hoped there is an easy way like that...
Besides it is also interesting to do that with "
Michael,
what you need is "READ BUFFER" CCW X'02' - details should be in 3270
manuals.
There should be ways to do that in an ISPF environment as well.
--
Martin
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On Oct 18, 2012, at 23:11, Fleißig, Michael wrote:
>
> Is there a way (a macro) to return the displayed terminal data? Example:
> Retrieve the displayed ISPF screen.
> I experimented with GETLINE and TGET macro, both just returned the data I
> typed after executing the programs with the macros in
Hi all,
maybe somebody can help me…
Is there a way (a macro) to return the displayed terminal data? Example:
Retrieve the displayed ISPF screen.
I experimented with GETLINE and TGET macro, both just returned the data I typed
after executing the programs with the macros in it.
Best regards
Mic
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Subject: Re: IHAXMD & IHAIETB
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 16:43:10 +
There are some important things to remember when looking at the cross-memory
code in SHOWMVS/SHOWMVS :
(1) I
