Re: learning PL/1 --
"cedarlakebuzzards" <cedarlakebuzzards-/[email protected]> Sun, 29 Aug 2010 10:20:13 -0000
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Thanks for sharing the info about the autohotkey software. --- In [email protected], afg0510@... wrote: > > 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 >