Re: Re: learning PL/1 --

cedarlakebuzzards wants to hear...

on Thursday, August 26, 2010 8:23 PM
Subject: [turnkey-mvs] Re: learning PL/1 --

> The "mismap" has been commonly accepted for years. If there is some
> better way to do it, please share it with everyone. We are all anxious
> to see it.

> > In [email protected], Tony Harminc <tharminc@...> wrote:
> > If your 3270 emulator supports it, you have to remap a couple of keys
> > for the 'not' and the 'bar' for concatenation and logical or. You also
> > need the code page with the PL/I special characters. For Hercules,

See here: http://www.autohotkey.com/
It replaces my growing collection of short key strokes called 'hotkeys'
by 'special keys' and my 'hotstrings' to password(-fragments), commonly
used abbreviations and/or all the usual stuff we need to fill into online 
forms,
like name and address. I could even write a logon script.

Most of my hotstrings are comma-letter-letter like:
,an    -->  Andreas
,ge    -->  Geissbuehler

Below is  is a 'hotkey' (Ctrl + \)  It sends a  ¬

^\::¬   # this transforms Ctrl+\ to:  ¬

I repeat what I wrote on Thursday, July 15, 2010 11:43 AM
Subject: [turnkey-mvs] hotstrings:
 <CUT> .... </CUT>
This package has many features immensly useful in general and
to herc users in particular to type repetitive operator commands.
I'd say try it !

Andreas