Re: Where do I start?
scott <[email protected]>
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On 05/25/2010 03:44 PM, Rick Fochtman wrote: > > > ----------------------------------<snip>------------------------------ >> Yes, look at the IC command which I believe is x'13'. (Saying >> this from memory) >> >> As for the input I know you use the TPUT command and it returns a >> buffer string. Again from memory, the TPUT returns the length of the >> gotten string, and the buffer contains the location of where the >> cursor was at, what attention key was hit, following this is the >> input location and the text. > ------------------------------------------<unsnip>------------------------------- > You're confusing TPUT with TGET. Unfortunately, TGET doesn't give that > much information. There are several chapters in the TSO Programming > Guide devoted to terminal I/O and you should study them carefully > before attempting any kind of major project. Go get the manual from > the IBM Web site, in either BookManager or PDF format and study it > carefully. > > You can learn about the various commands, addressing, etc. for the > 3270 from "IBM 3270 Information Display System Reference Summary", > GX20-1878. If you see multiper versions, grab them all as the 3270 > display evolved quite a bit and I don't remember exactly which models > were available in the days of MVS 3.8J. > > Rick > > Quite correct, one uses TGET to get the information.