Re: *omit

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I like the 2nd syntax a lot better...  tho even better yet would be
something like *PASSED that worked for both options(*nopass) and
options(*omit).

Of course, since the second syntax isn't valid, and CEETSTA is a pain in
the butt (damned thing should RETURN a value!!) I use the %addr()<>*NULL.



On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Chris Bipes wrote:

> P OpenFile        B
> D OpenFile        PI
> D   Error                        1A   OPTIONS(*OMIT)
> D SaveIn01        S              1A
> 
> IF        %ADDR(Error) <> *NULL
> or
> IF        Error <> *OMIT
> 
> For passing, or should I say omitting, paramaters on a prototype, which
> syntax do you like better?  I must say I like the second, which of course is
> not valid.   Can IBM make the compiler smart enough to see the special value
> *OMIT and check the address of the variable for *NULL behind the scenes?
> What do others on this list say?
> 
> Christopher K. Bipes  mailto:Chris.Bipes@Cross-Check.com
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> 
> 

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