RE: Re: Full screen application Specs

SCARED me
 
Its a CAPS ON thing ---
It works - Just type in CAPS until tomorrow.
 
I'll fix it so that it will recognize CMS CP UP DOWN TOP BOT
and any other commads that we add in BOTH cases.
 
If I I set  the field to upper case as in Browse - You will not be able to
search for LOWER case as distinguished from UPPER CASE
More little things to think about. need to make the same fix in Borwse as
well to allow shearchig for lower case.
 
 
 
Roc


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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Mike Stramba
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2010 19:12 
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [H390-VM] Re: Full screen application Specs


  

Roc,

up, down, top, bottom don't seem to be working in the editor

Mike

On 7/26/10, Mike Stramba <[email protected]
<mailto:mikestramba%40gmail.com> > wrote:
> Hi Roc,
>
> You are one seriously efficient "coding machine" ;) ... guess 40
> years of practice will do that
>
> 1) After an "i"(nsert) line(s), the cursor should go to the editing
> area of the first line inserted, (it's going back to the command area)
> now
>
> 2) Are you planning on adding line numbers?
> (internal to the editor .. not saved with the file ... and some
> kind of "goto" line number command (I like the mneouminc "g"
> personally (but an optoin menu to define preffered short cut keys
> would be nice too)
>
> 3) Caps .. has to be an option ! :) Even the lowly CMS editor has that !
>
> 4) > what is the logic for SAVE - PF3 automatic save or save only on
> SAVE or FILE
>
> I'd like to see that in an option menu (or if an editor.cfg file of some
> sort)
>
> 5) > I don't think I should do a save directly but rather a save on the A
> DISK
>> under a different name and then a copy
>
> Again, make "backup files" an option. less cluttered disk vs "live on
> the edge / user takes responsibility for enough disk space etc"
>
>
>> Is a good rule of thumb to process the action lines on theleft side first
>> and then process the command.
>>
>> for instance - that would work find for DD DD OR CC CC
>> Or should I ignore the command line when their are action fileds - that
>> makes the logic a lot easier
>> just process the action lines
>
> The only example I can think of where both action lines / command line
> are both enabled /usefule, is if a "dd" is entered on first line, then
> it's possible (in ISPF anyway), to search for a string / goto a line
> number to then add the matching "dd". More a luxury than a
> neccesiity ;)
>
> Mike
>