How do I pass parms to my ISPF Edit macro
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Answer / shakila vinayagam
From command line calls use ISPEXEC "MACRO (parms)"
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Answer / albert n
On the command line in the editor, just use the name of the
macro and list the paramters behind it. E.g. if you have a
macro called FINDALL and it expects 3 parameters you would
specify in the commandline: FINDIT parm1 parm2 parm3
When you code the MACRO the first line should be like:
Address ISREDIT "MACRO (parm1 , parm2, parm3)".
Since you are working with REXX you could have used:
Address ISREDIT "MACRO ( parm )"
You then parse the parm like this:
Parse (UPPER) Arg parm parm1 parm2 parm3
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