Rexx Tool To Check Coding Standards For Php

9/14/2018
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Rexx Tool To Check Coding Standards For Php

Cfadisk Usb Driver X64 Canon. Hello everyone,I am quite new to REXX and I am assigned to develop a rexx tool which should check if the programmer has followed cobol standards.

Hi, I am relatively new to REXX and i could use some help here. I have a requirement for a REXX tool to calculate and display the number of records in a given PS file. I have a REXX code, where I give the input DSN name, calculate the record count and write it to an output PS file. However, is it possible to do something like this.

Mimaki Cg-60sr Usb Printer Driver. Assume the DSN name of the REXX code which does the above processing is - SYS01.SYSLIB.SOURCE.REXXLIB(RECCNT) Now, i open the target PS file, whose record count i want to calculate, and just type RECCNT on the command line. And, the count should be displayed on the ISPF screen itself. I dont want it written on an output file. Is this possible If so, how Thanks, Sam.

Canon Bellows Fl Manual. Posts: 22 Joined: Mon Jul 20, 2009 10:42 pm Has thanked: 0 time Been thanked: 0 time. Samurai007 wrote:Could you tell me how to make it an ISPF Edit Macro? You need to determine what library or libraries are used at your site for user-written ISPF Edit macros.

If you want to write your macro in REXX or CLIST, then the library(ies) need(s) to be allocated to your SYSPROC or SYSEXEC DD's for your TSO session. One you know #1, then create the member RECCNT in that library. Presuming you want to code your macro in REXX, you need the /*REXX*/ statement first. Next, to identify the code as an ISPF Edit macro, you need the 'ISREDIT MACRO' statement. I presume that, as a user of ISPF that you're familiar with the concept of the Editor-assigned labels like.zfirst,.zlast, etc: Since.zlast contains the line number of the last data line, then all you need to do is get and display its value: 'ISREDIT (last) = LINENUM.zlast'.

Zedsmsg = 'Count:'Strip(last,L,'0')' Lines' zedlmsg = 'Count:'Strip(last,L,'0')' Lines' 'ISPEXEC SETMSG MSG(ISRZ001)'. Global moderator Posts: 809 Joined: Wed Jun 06, 2007 9:37 pm Location: Raleigh NC USA Has thanked: 0 time Been thanked: times.