RE: Looking for the perfect 5250 client...

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

Once you're in the macro editor, go to help, then click on index and go to
Find, not Index. Once you've built the find crud, put apl in the search
box. You should see 'macro statements' in the list. That's where this thing
is defined.

Syntax is 'APL xx' where xx is the hex-value of the character you want to
get. 'apl f0' would be a zero (0).

You can actually put in the display attributes, as well. 'apl 20' means
normal display (green). 'apl 28' is red, I think.

At 12:26 PM 4/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >The "APL" command is documented but hard to find, in the
> >help text when you're in the macro editor.
>
>Tried that in the v3r2 version, came up with nothing.  In the help index,
>clicking on "APL" brings up something related to VBA "Queries the session's
>operator information area to determine if the keyboard is in APL mode".  I
>don't think this is the same as what I'm using APL for.
>
>- Dan Bale
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