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Because they cause lots of bounces. I set them to moderated and I fail to see the notices. You can upload to the files are so only those that want to see them need to use bandwidth downloading them

Fish wrote: Marco, I have a patch ready for you to try, but I cannot attach it since this group sadly does not allow attachments. :( If you can send me a private email offlist, I will be happy to send

Dave Wade wrote: Eh? Gmail certainly does not block all attachments. Only certain types of attachments: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6590?hl=en#zippy=%2Cmessages-that-have-attachments Yes, I

Why doesn't this group permit attachments? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

It's really not that hard: SET INPUT E0 4A Ready; T=0.01/0.02 19:16:25 EDIT TEST EXEC CASE M INPUT &TYPE This is a cent sign: \ FILE Ready; T=0.05/0.31 19:17:11 EXEC TEST This is a cent sign: ?

I've sort of solved my problem - I typed a whole load of characters into a text file on my Mac then copied them to my Pi and thence to VM. One of them turned into a cent in CMS so I can now edit the

It works in EDIT. Doesn't everyone use EDIT :-) Regards, Peter Coghlan.

Thanks tor the advice but: 1. the SET INPUT works fine on the command line but doesn't work within an editor where I need to insert ? (cent) characters into my EXEC. x3270 doesn't offer a copy/paste

How about the CMS command SET INPUT? For example: SET INPUT E0 4A Then type a backslash (\). Note that you may see a backslash when entering it in the input area but it should turn into a cent sign

edit the keymap file.... the cent sign is Unicode 00a2... here's an example which maps it to alt-4 or Ctrl-backslash.. x3270.keymap.mine: #override \ <Key>Escape: Clear()\n\ <Key>End: FieldEnd()\n\

I need to use cent signs in an IOS3270 screen used by my BREXX exec. Try as I might I can't see how to do it. x3270 doesn't offer a paste command so I can't copy/paste from another pi window. The

Mark, So as I thought Paul Edwards ported the utils and he says the sources are here:- http://www.pdos.org/custom.zip I haven’t verified that when compiled they match the modules on the disk. I will

Mark, CMS is a single user operating system so there are no “user” or “group” ids. It has no directories, so no inodes. Think MS DOS 2.0. You IPL it in a virtual machine, and in that machine,

Dave, I did find DIFF MODULE and PATCH MODULE, but I can not find the source code, on the GCCCMS minidisks, nor the MAINTC minidisks. Not finding any USERs that might be"hiding" those files, either.

The files have been placed in the following folder: ZLIB_and_Other. Link follows. /g/h390-vm/files/ZLIB_and_Other ... Mark S.

Mark, OK I have that sorted. If you are using PDPCLIB and set up a FILEDIFF for SYSPRINT then GCC will use that. Messy, yes, but hey this is a 50 year old operating system running a 30 year old

I didn't see my e-mail with the attachments, or the lack thereof, so I've duplicated the post, mostly, which may show up in this group. It too had attachments. I will try to gather all that into a

The diff program seems to be a complete unix port. By just typing 'diff --help' it dumps the help, just like it does on *nix. diff --help Usage: diff [OPTION]... FILES Compare files line by line. -i?

Mark, Ok they appear to work, but I can remember how to re-direct stdout (duh?). You need to use dotted file names so type hello c #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { printf("Good

Mark, OK "diff" and "patch" exist so you can use those to maintain "c" files (possibly I haven't tested them). Thinking about it, I probably didn't do anything about "sys" as I don't think it existed