RE: Re: GCIC Fullscreen applications

"Rocky" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.emulators.hercules390.vm
Message-ID <[email protected]>
 Hi Paul

Sounds like a good Idea - Have you actually tested it out. Does it work?

I will get to that when I finish the HEX routine and variable Len records
issues.
Which if I am lucky will happen today or tonight. (depending on what the
wife has scheduled)

Also want to  do some memory repositioning.

I am almost enjoying working with it - 

But beacause I am actually fixing the editor itself I have to logoff and log
on all the time to test it.
If I was fixing a different program it wouldn't be such a nuisance -)

Roc

Could you send me a screen shot iof the changes you made to the FLIST screen
I'll implemet the PFS in the next release and = sounds abut right for an
equivelant to the PF5 repeat find
Roc




________________________________
	Rocky,
	
	I was already confortable with '/' search existing function (no need
to type 'FIND /' for me; to repeat FIND you could tipe '=' instead of PF5
and let it operative so you can hit ENTER and go to next instance and so on
until you cancel it in the comamnd line.
	
	The change algorythm is very good in my opinion; I was already happy
with X-edit style to trunc everything after column 71.
	I would do: ch /DS/DC/ changes only the current line (if DS
exists)and ch /DS/DC/ * changes all the occurrences in the file.
	
	To connect automatically I would issue the following commands in
GCIC 
	after disconnession (suppose the terminal is at address 21 and that
49F is not defined by GCIC as DEF GRAF):
	
	CP DET 49F CMSUSER (if it was already attached)
	CP DISA 21
	CP ATT 21 CMSUSER 49F
	
	On terminal 21 an ENTER shows the application screen
	On exit a message asks if the user wants go on with GCIC or exit; in
this case:
	
	CP DET 49F CMSUSER
	CP ENA 21
	
	Regards and compliments for the execellent job.
	
	Paul
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