Re: UIM Menus

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Jerry 

I, too, have longed for a UDA - it is not in WDSC or CODE, I assure you. My 
impression of EGL from a lab reminded me of some of the things in UIM panel 
groups - data elements, records, etc., that get laid out according to some 
standard rules (CUA comes to mind). I like the idea of panel groups, and most 
IBM screens are panel groups. It turns out that PDM uses display files - 
someone at this recent COMMON told me that - was it you? Senility settles in 
after getting home.

Vern

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: Jerry Adams <jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> Doug, 
>
> I've asked this question, too, and even (horrors) pulled out the UIM 
> manual. There doesn't appear to be any support for multi-column UIM 
> menus. IBM menus are UIM (such as CMDCMD), and I have never come across 
> a multi-column menu in the IBM repertoire. 
>
>
> What I would like to see (but never expect after this long) is a STRSDA 
> equivalent for UIM. If there's such a function in WDSc or Code, I've 
> completely missed it. 
>
>
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> Doug Palme wrote: 
> > Does anyone know if it is possible to create a multi-column menu with a 
> > UIM? 
> > By default its just one column that the user can scroll through, whereas I 
> > am looking to create a two column menu...similar to what I could do with 
> > the 
> > old system/36 menus. 
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