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FYI, I looked at your reply (quoted below) in 3 different e-mail clients, all of which are HTML capable, but all of them display lots of HTML codes which make the message hard to read. Something is up, either with your client or the list. But, since your message is short, I'll decode the HTML manually... so here's my reply... > D p_pdfloc s * > D testpath s 52A > D x s 10I 0 > > Just to make sure I understand these are all just standalone fields > right? Yes, the "S" in column 24 tells you that they're "standalone". > x is the counter > is there a reason testpath is 52 and not 100? The DSPLY op-code is limited to 52 characters. So, I made testpath 52 so that I could use it with DSPLY. If I were using it for some other purpose, I would've made it longer -- but this was just a demonstration. Actually, I usually use at least 256 for pathnames! > also, on p_pdfloc the * is a pointer type? I have never used the *.... Correct. That's what makes pdfloc overlay ds1. Notice the line that says p_pdfloc = %addr(ds1)? The idea is you get the "address" (i.e. location in RAM) where ds1 is stored, and you make pdfloc use that same space in RAM. That way, populating one automatically populates the other. Here's the way your message looked in my 3 different mail clients: On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 SCarter@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > <FONT face="Default Sans Serif, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" > size=2><DIV>D p_pdfloc s > *</DIV><DIV>D testpath s 52A<BR>D > x > s 10I 0</DIV><DIV> </DIV><DIV>Just to make > sure I understand these are all just standalone fields > right?</DIV><DIV>x is the counter </DIV><DIV>is there a reason testpath > is 52 and not 100? </DIV><DIV>also, on p_pdfloc the * is a pointer type? > I have never used the > *....<BR></DIV><DIV><BR><BR><BR><BR>J. Scott Carter<BR>Programmer/Analyst<BR>e-mail: Mailto:scarter@xxxxxxxxxxx<BR>Phone: 214.583.0348<BR><BR>It's not the destination that counts in life it's&nbs > p;the journey. The journey with the people we love is all that really matters. Such a simple truth so easily forgotten.<BR></DIV></FONT>
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