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John,

Thanks for the reply.

The "DataOffset" is a variable that I receive from the API itself.
There's no guarantee that the first entry will immediately follow the
header.  (In fact, it frequently doesn't, since there's an "Input Parm"
section, and some other sections)

Your idea of keeping track of the total offset from the start in an
integer field, rather than keeping track of the next pointer position as I
do, is interesting, though.  I'll have to think about that some more.

Thanks!


On Thu, 20 May 2004, John Taylor wrote:

>       c                         eval  DataOffset = %size(ListHeader)
>
>
>       c                   for       EntryNo = 1 to NumEntries
>       c                   eval      p_ListEntry = p_ListHeader +
> DataOffset
>
>       c***       ... at this point, the JOBL0100 data structure contains
>       c***       ... one of the entries of the list.
>
>       c                         eval  DataOffset = DataOffset +
> EntrySize
>       c                       endfor
>

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