Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Two new RFE's to consider supporting
> Does 3270 protocol require that PAS fields be writable, therefore tabbable?
Bad design. It's perfectly reasonable to want to specify a read-only PAS
menu item. (Too few bits in the attribute byte?)
I'm no expert in
> Does 3270 protocol require that PAS fields be writable, therefore tabbable?
Bad design. It's perfectly reasonable to want to specify a read-only PAS
menu item. (Too few bits in the attribute byte?)
I'm no expert in the 3270 protocol, but I don't think PAS is described in the
architecture. I'
> Not all that difficult to do using standard 3270 orders: SBA to the screen
location; SF to start an unprotected field. Immediately SF to start a
protected field. I'm fairly certain this will allow TAB to go the the
0-length unprotected field which precedes the protected field. If not,
then
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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Two new RFE's to consider supporting
On Fri, 22 Jun 2018 12:00:29 +, Dyck, Lionel B. (RavenTek) wrote:
>Those fields in SDSF are probably PAS fields but you don't see that as the
>panels are more than likely d
On Fri, 22 Jun 2018 12:00:29 +, Dyck, Lionel B. (RavenTek) wrote:
>Those fields in SDSF are probably PAS fields but you don't see that as the
>panels are more than likely dynamic in nature (I don't run SDSF so I can't
>check that).
Similarly, the ISPF Primary Option Menu uses point-and-sh
Those fields in SDSF are probably PAS fields but you don't see that as the
panels are more than likely dynamic in nature (I don't run SDSF so I can't
check that). I'm looking at ISPF dialogs where I want to allow PAS fields
where the user can either TAB or mouse and then click to activate the a
If you can tab to a PAS field then you don't need the mouse, but using a PAS
allows those who want to use the mouse to do so.
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Actually the desire is to tab to the PAS field but not allow the field to be
over-typed.
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