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- From: milam@fohnix.metronet.com (Stan Milam)
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- Subject: Re: QUESTION ON C/370
- Date: 15 Mar 1996 15:33:03 -0600
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- Arn Trembley (arnold.trembley@worldnet.att.net) wrote:
- : Thanks for the reply.
-
- : I'm actually using OS/2 Communications Manager in OS/2 Warp for my 3270
- : terminal emulator. I normally use an ISPF-type editor called SYSD. In
- : eithter TSO/ISPF or SYSD I can generate any hex character in a text file
- : but the terminal emulator will NOT display back a "[" or "]" graphic.
-
- : It makes me wonder how you can reference an array under native C/370.
- : IBM Bookmanager C manuals don't seem to offer any help on this.
-
- Try using a trigraph. array[index] would be array??(index??) using
- trigraphs. Not pretty, but it should work.
-
- Rgrds,
- Stan Milam.
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