I'm surprised someone hasn't mentioned that REXX could do this with
style and ease..... <vbg> Actually, I haven't a clue if it does or
doesn't, but REXX usually comes up whenever we have these CL kludge
threads.
Just fanning the flames... <g>
Eric DeLong
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If you're concern is only with the one on the left, not the right.
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But, then couldn't you do the *TCAT thing in your CL to trim the
trailing
blanks off?
Thanx,
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Re: Triming CL stings?
Adam,
Hey the RPG subprocedure sounds nice but has some implementation issues.
For example if I do
CALLPRC PRC(Trimmer) PARM((&FROMSTRING)) RTNVAL(&TRIMMED)
and Trimmer is a subprocedure in a RPGLE module or service program then
it
still isn't right because CL doesn't support varying length fields. At
best it would just trim off the leading blanks. You would have to add
further logic after the CALLPRC.
Rob Berendt
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