|
John,
As you already figured out, using different constants depending on the
CCSID of the current job is not a good idea. Here is a demo that
shows, how to use Unicode literals. It produces the following output:
Job running with CCSID 273:
¬hex-constants|
[unicode-constants]
Job running with CCSID 37:
[hex-constants]
[unicode-constants]
You see, the Unicode constants work for both CCSIDs.
Please refer to my posting from Tuesday to get a copy of the UNICODE
command.
Regards,
Thomas.
**free
// ============================================================
=======
// STRPREPRC Compile Options:
// >>PRE-COMPILER<<
// >>CRTCMD<< CRTBNDRPG PGM(&LI/&OB) +
// SRCFILE(&SL/&SF) SRCMBR(&SM);
// >>IMPORTANT<<
// >>PARM<< TRUNCNBR(*NO);
// >>PARM<< DBGVIEW(*LIST);
// >>PARM<< OPTION(*EVENTF);
// >>END-IMPORTANT<<
// >>EXECUTE<<
// >>END-PRE-COMPILER<<
// ============================================================
=======
ctl-opt main(ccsiddemo) bnddir('QC2LE');
ctl-opt debug(*yes);
/if defined(CRTBNDRPG)
ctl-opt dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(*new);
/endif
// fd/-1 = open()--Open File ==> include <fcntl.h>
dcl-pr open int(10) extproc('open');
i_path pointer options(*string) value;
i_opnFlag int(10) value;
i_mode uns(10) options(*nopass) value;
i_codePage uns(10) options(*nopass) value;
i_crtCodePage uns(10) options(*nopass) value;
end-pr;
dcl-c O_WRONLY 2;
dcl-c O_CREAT 8;
dcl-c O_CCSID 32;
dcl-c O_TRUNC 64;
dcl-c O_TEXTDATA 16777216;
dcl-c O_CODEPAGE 8388608;
dcl-c O_TEXT_CREAT 33554432;
dcl-c S_IRWXU 448;
dcl-c S_IRWXO 7;
// value/-1 = write()--Write to Descriptor ==> include <unistd.h>
dcl-pr write int(10) extproc('write');
i_fd int(10) value;
i_pBuffer pointer value;
i_bufLen uns(10) value;
end-pr;
// 0/-1 = close()--Close File or Socket Descriptor ==> include
<unistd.h>
dcl-pr close int(10) extproc('close');
i_fd int(10) value;
end-pr;
dcl-proc ccsiddemo;
dcl-pi *n end-pi;
dcl-s fd int(10);
dcl-s len int(10);
dcl-c X_BrktL X'BA';
dcl-c X_BrktR X'BB';
dcl-c U_BrktL u'005B';
dcl-c U_BrktR u'005D';
dcl-c CRLF x'0D25';
dcl-s E_BrktL char(1);
dcl-s E_BrktR char(1);
dcl-s buffer varchar(100);
// Initialize special characters
E_BrktL = %char(U_BrktL);
E_BrktR = %char(U_BrktR);
// Open IFS file
fd = open('/home/raddatz/ccsidDemo.txt':
O_CREAT + O_WRONLY + O_TRUNC + O_CCSID + O_TEXT_CREAT
+
O_TEXTDATA:
S_IRWXU + S_IRWXO: 1252: 0); // Convert data from job
CCSID to 1252
// when appending data
to the file
// Write some data to the file
buffer = X_BrktL + 'hex-constants' + X_BrktR + CRLF;
len = write(fd: %addr(buffer: *data): %len(buffer));
buffer = E_BrktL + 'unicode-constants' + E_BrktR + CRLF;
len = write(fd: %addr(buffer: *data): %len(buffer));
// Close the file
callp close(fd);
end-proc;
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: RPG400-L [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von
John Allen
Gesendet: Dienstag, 21. Februar 2017 17:21
An: 'RPG programming on the IBM i (AS/400 and iSeries)'
Betreff: RE: Question about Code pages and writing file directly to
IFS with RPG program
Thanks for the info.
The program is always compiled using CCSID 37 I do not use constant
character [ and ] instead I use variable fields where I load their
values based on the CCSID of the system where the program is running
EVAL W$BrktL = X'BA'
EVAL W$BrktR = X'BB'
Then I tried (without success) using different variations of this:
C WHEN W$CdPage = 284
C EVAL W$BrktL = X'4A'
C EVAL W$BrktR = X'5A'
Then I figured this was not the correct/best solution for this. There
has to be a simpler/better way As I still need to get all of the
Spanish characters in the spool file to map correctly as well
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