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This pass the compiler but I don't know if is what you
want:
d parm1 s 10 dim(100)
d p s 6 0
d x s 6 0
d sep c const(', ')
d text s 55
/free
eval x=1;
clear text;
for p=1 to %elem(parm1);
if parm1(p)=*blanks;
leave;
endif;
eval %subst(text:x)=parm1(p);
eval x+=%len(parm1(p));
eval %subst(text:x)=sep;
eval x+=%len(sep);
if x+%len(parm1(p))+%len(sep)>%len(text);
eval x=1;
// do something with TEXT....
clear text;
endif;
endfor;
/end-free
c eval *inlr=*on
--- fkany@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> I have a parameter field being passed into an RPGLE
> program:
> ==================================
> D Parm1 S 10A DIM(100)
> ==================================
>
> If any element of the array is populated, I would like to
> fill as much of
> each subfile field(55 characters long) on the screen as
> possible. How
> would you
> handle this processing. We're running V5R1. I'm trying
> to use /FREE
> format to code this.
>
> I got about this far and ran out of ideas:
> ==================================
>
> // Populate Text Fields
> P = 0;
> DOU P = 100;
> P = P + 1;
> IF Parm1(P) <> *BLANKS;
> #TEXT = Parm1(P) + ', ';
> ENDIF;
> ENDDO;
>
> ===================================
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