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I'm trying to highlight part of an alphanumeric field, but I can't seem to find the hex equivalent of high intensity or the color white. I know I can use %Subst(SomeAlpha:5:5) = x'21' to reverse image part of a string. I figured I'd try the same concept. I looked in the RPG and DDS references but I can't find what I'm looking for. Does anyone know where I can find a table explaining hex codes or the hex equivalent of high intensity or the color white?
x'22' is "white" or "high intensity".What you're doing is inserting attributes from the 5250 data stream into your strings. Note that this type of "highlighting" will only work if your program is run through a 5250 interface.
Here's the docs for attributes in the 5250 data stream: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr/BOOKS/CO2E2001/15.6.12.3?DT=19950629163252There's also a list under the DSPATR keyword in the DDS reference manual, but there are a few codes (maybe only one?) that work through DSPATR but don't work when sent directly to a terminal. The link I provided above won't show you the DSPATR specific stuff, it shows the data the way the terminal interprets it.
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