Isredit macro manual

Any statement in an edit macro that begins with ISREDIT is assumed to be an edit macro command or assignment statement. When such a statement is found, the CLIST or REXX command processor does symbolic substitution and then passes it to the editor. The editor processes it, performing any requested functions. Examples of two edit macro commands are. The creation of sample macro program see in the below. /*REXX*/ "ISREDIT MACRO (STRING)" /* STRING IS THE PARAMETER */ "ISREDIT X ALL" /* EXCLUDE ALL LINES */ "ISREDIT F ALL " STRING /* FIND ONLY PARM PASSED */ EXIT. This macro is very simple one and uses EXCLUDE and FIND macro commands. It displays only the lines with the string passed to the.  · Rexx ISREDIT MACRO Examples: Then following edit macro comments out all lines in a section of COBOL program, section name is passed as a parameter. The edit macro can be invoked from ISPF editor as. "COMMENT initialize". Here comment is the name of the edit macro and initialize is the section to be commented.

Rexx ISREDIT MACRO Examples: Then following edit macro comments out all lines in a section of COBOL program, section name is passed as a parameter. The edit macro can be invoked from ISPF editor as. "COMMENT initialize". Here comment is the name of the edit macro and initialize is the section to be commented. Basic ISREDIT Commands. COMMONLY USED ISREDIT MACRO COMMANDS. www.doorway.ru ISREDIT Commands Syntax. 1. ADDRESS ISREDIT " (CCOUNT) = CHANGE_COUNTS". 2. ADDRESS ISREDIT " (CURL,CURC) = CURSOR". 3. ADDRESS ISPEXEC 'SELECT service'. The ISREDIT environment lets you issue ISPF edit macros. To use ISREDIT, you must be in an edit session. Note that the value that can be set in the REXX special variable RC for the ISPEXEC and ISREDIT environments is a signed bit number in the range -8,, to +8,,

All edit macros must have an ISREDIT MACRO statement as the first edit command. Each command description in this documentation consists of. Searching the ChangeMan ZMF Documentation Suite. ISREDIT. (Exit program CMNEX). ▫. Call an edit macro such as one of the commercially available JCL. II, which creates the CICS basic mapping support (BMS) macros and COBOL copy books. Without SCLM, maintenance of screen maps thus must begin from an.