On 2020-05-23 3:20 AM, scott Ford wrote:
I got bit on case and end of line characters using GIT. I was using
Notepad++ and had the EOL set incorrectly, duh !
Create a .gitattributes file to control line endings
https://www.edwardthomson.com/blog/git_for_windows_line_endings.html
Scott
On
Thank you, Joe.
We checked security but it wasn’t.
What we found was the coder had Left a sequence number at the end of a line
And since it was longer than 80 bytes we didn’t see it until I hit the Pf11
key in my ispf edit and saw the numbers.
Crazy stuff looked at it for a couple of days.
Thanks
...one level 1 support tech actually told me what you had said, not
documented that way but then why would it .
The behavior of OPI= is (I think quite clearly) documented. There is a
lengthy note. The documentation describes the default and the behavior
from one IEASYSxx to another.
You app
W dniu 22.05.2020 o 17:42, Dana Mitchell pisze:
On Fri, 22 May 2020 14:10:02 +0200, R.S. wrote:
Personally I used to start with "the last system" - that means HSA
update, and then ACTIVATE SOFT on rest, however the "more recommended"
way is the above.
Did this actually work this way? Seems t
This is great David, thank you kind sir
On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 3:54 AM David Crayford wrote:
> On 2020-05-23 3:20 AM, scott Ford wrote:
> > I got bit on case and end of line characters using GIT. I was using
> > Notepad++ and had the EOL set incorrectly, duh !
>
>
> Create a .gitattributes file
Well, I've only been using REXX for 35 years. The problems that I have seen
from not quoting words have been few and far between, not nearly as many as,
e.g., problems related to continuation, omitting a period in a stem, incorrect
capitalization in a string literal.
BTDT,GTS
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That sounds like a great use case for regexen.
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Metz wrote:
>Well, I've only been using REXX for 35 years. The problems that I have seen
>from not quoting words have been few and far between, not nearly as many as,
>e.g., problems related to continuation, omitting a period in a stem, incorrect
>capitalization in a string literal.
You see
> You seem stuck on this capitalization thing.
You seem to forget that this thread started on a capitalization issue. You also
seem to assume that my alleged fixation affects the way others code. You might
note that of the three error issues I listed, capitalization was last - why did
you singl
