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On 29/09/2004, at 3:59 PM, T.Bryant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I want the user to be able to select the month from a list on a green
screen.
I'm looking at SNGCHCFLD and CHOICE DDS keywords at the moment. Do I
have
to use choice and a number or can I just have a word, (eg, January)?
Or is there a better way?
A R MTHCHCSFL SFL
A MTHSLT 1Y 0H
A MONTH 10A O 5 26
A R MTHCHCCTL SFLCTL(MTHCHCSFL)
A SFLSIZ(12)
A SFLPAG(5)
A OVERLAY
A SFLSNGCHC(*RSTCSR
*NOSLTIND)
A SFLRTNSEL
A SFLDSP
A SFLDSPCTL
A N54 SFLEND(*SCRBAR *SCRBAR)
FSNGCHCSFLDCF E WORKSTN SFILE(MTHCHCSFL:rrn)
D rrn S 4 0
D months S 10 DIM(12) CTDATA PERRCD(1)
C FOR rrn = 1 to %ELEM(months)
C EVAL MONTH - months(rrn)
C WRITE MTHCHCSFL
C ENDFOR
C EXFMT MTHCHCCTL
C READC MTHCHCSFL
C IF NOT(%EOF)
C months(rrn) DSPLY
C ENDIF
C SETON
LR
C RETURN
** CTDATA(months) Months of the year - 12*10 bytes
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
That should do what you want.
On modern displays and controllers (e.g., PC5250, aXes, etc.) this will
show a list of months. Move the cursor to the desired month and press
the space-bar to select (or just click it with the mouse). Press Enter
to process.
On older displays and controllers you would type a / next to the month
you want (or use the space bar).
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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