Re: Indicators -- not needed anymore???

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So do you mean that if you seton 67, that allowCf06 is not changed?

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Re: Indicators -- not needed anymore???






Andy Hautamaki wrote:
> 
> Nobody is mentioning this one so maybe you can do this without an 
indicator
> and I'm just missing the obvious.........
> 
> On a display file you want to enable and disable a command key........
> 
> 67                                  CF06
> 

You can use an INDDS in your RPG program for this:

A                                      INDARA 
A          R REC 
A                                      CA03(03) 
A  67                                  CF06(06) 
A            FLD            1A     2  2 
A  67                             23  2'F3=Exit F6=Shazzam!'
A N67                             23  2'F3=Exit' 

Fjunkdsp   cf   e             workstn indds(dspInds) 
D dspinds         ds 
D   ca06                          n   overlay(dspinds : 3) 
D   cf06                          n   overlay(dspinds : 6) 
D   allowCf06                     n   overlay(dspinds : 67) 
 ****** (Makes no difference if you seton *IN67)
C******             eval      *in67 = *on
C                   eval      allowCf06 = *off 
C                   exfmt     rec 
C     cf06          dsply
C 
C                   eval      allowCf06 = *on 
C                   exfmt     rec 
C     cf06          dsply
C                   return 

output (if I hit F6 when it says I can):
DSPLY  0
DSPLY  1

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