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James H. H. Lampert wrote:
I wrote:
Is there a way to set up the parameters of a SNDPGMMSG
so it behaves exactly like an RPG DSPLY statement?
More specifically, so that it DOESN'T wait for the user to
acknowledge before going on?
i.e.
An RPG DSPLY will bring up the "Display Program Messages"
screen with the messageit generates, but unless you either
ask for a response, or execute within PDM, it keeps on
going.
James:
Maybe RPG will wait for a response, and maybe it won't. It depends...
From the V4R3 RPG Reference (I know you appreciate vintage references):
When factor 1 contains an entry and the result field is blank,
the contents of the factor 1 entry are displayed. The program
does not wait for a response unless a display file with the
parameter RSTDSP (*NO) specified was used to display a format at
the workstation. Then the program waits for the user to press
Enter.
You might need to clarify _exactly_ what behavior you're looking for.
RPG gets some stuff compiled into it around 'display files' that
sometimes cause unexpected results.
Tom Liotta
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