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  • Subject: Re: Reverse image and other pretty attributes
  • From: RS <rspinks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 07:43:30 -0400

Two ways that I've used.

1. Use DBU, set to CHANGE mode then change to hex FORMAT and place the hex
value(i.e X'21')  
   in the attribute byte of the literal in SRCDTA that you want to change.
If you only want to change the
   attlribute of a literal then a x'20' is required after the literal to
turn the attribute off. I am using X'21' only
   for an example. You could used any from x'21' to and not including
x'40'(blanks). If you don't place
   an x'20' on the line the whole source record from where you place x'21'
will be changed.

2. I've also written utilities which utilize this technique over source
file members such as
    highlighting certain op-codes(if,do,begsr,etc) while providing nesting
levels.


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