Re: Using special effects in LPEX editor

Paul,

I don't think ACTGRP on the h-spec works for a service program module.  The
CRTSRVPGM only compiles module objects into service programs, and is not
doing source scans to find these values.  ACTGRP is not allowed for
CRTxxxMOD, since the module is not itself an executable....

As to getting LPEX to tokenize these "special effects", I haven't a clue...
I would expect it would require modification of the parsers to recognize the
user defined tokens.  

Eric DeLong
Sally Beauty Company
MIS-Project Manager (BSG)
940-297-2863 or ext. 1863



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Ewout,

You can specify this on a H-line... so there's no way to forget it, and you
don't even have to enter it each time.

Just specify...

  H ActGrp('MYACTGRP')

Kind regards,
Paul

----- Oorspronkelijk bericht -----
Van: Ewout N Boter [mailto:ewout.boter@xxxxxxxxxx]
Verzonden: vrijdag, april 28, 2006 03:11 PM
Aan: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Onderwerp: [WDSCI-L] Using special effects in LPEX editor

In the LPEX editor, is it possible to use 'special effects' like in SEU? 
In the header of the source of a service program, I have added a 
compilation note, saying that the service program should be created with a 
specific name for the attribute ACTGRP. However, this text appears as 
ordinary text, and it is quite possible that the text will not be noticed 
by someone making a modification to the service program. In SEU, it is 
possible to give a different colour to a source line, or to display the 
source line blinking or in reverse image. Does the LPEX editor offer 
similar possibilities?

Thanks in advance.

Ewout