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1.- LPEX ships with a few coding examples.  Enter

?examples

on any LPEX command line.

2.- There are two recent articles on extending LPEX. They were written with another product in mind (WDz), but things should be pretty similar for WDSC:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0607_casey/0607_casey.html
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0605_casey/0605_casey.html

Buck wrote:
I am a long-time user of Code400. I like Code400, and it's been... interesting to switch to Lpex. One thing I can't figure out is how to write macros for Lpex. I searched the web, the tutorials and the index in WDSCi. Apparently, macros aren't supported any more... now they're plug-ins? The plug-in model looks a bit more complex than I'm accustomed to (probably fear of change here.)

Is there a Redbook or web site I can reference that will help me get going on my own? I don't have a particular application to hand at the moment, but I feel incomplete without being able to quickly write a macro.

WDSCi 6.0.1.1

As an example, I'm happier doing 'findText replace all block replaceWith h_ d_' than I am firing up the scan/replace dialogue box with Ctrl-f.
   --buck


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