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PIPE EDIT
/string/. Previous SKIPTO or UPTO orders are respected. ONTO is
similar to UPTO except that the target string is included in the new
logical line.
PAD (global order)
Specifies the padding character to be used by subsequent orders. Examples of
orders which use the padding character include the LEFT conversion order and
the position output order.
PAD must be followed by one-character value. This value can be specified as a
delimited string, /char/, orasahexstring.
The default PAD character is a blank.
PARSE (global order)
Specifies how the WORD input order counts words.
C Indicates that all blank delimited tokens are counted as words.
Q Indicates that tokens enclosed in single quotation marks are counted as
words regardless of embedded blanks. The single quotation marks are
removed from the parsed words. If the input data contains unbalanced
quotation marks, only the data to the point where the error was
discovered is returned.
PARSE /string/
PARSE /string/ specifies how subsequent work/token orders counts
words. The characters in the specified string and only those characters
are counted as token delimiters.
Note: A parse order always cancels the effect of any previous parse
order.
For example, consider the following line:
’PIPES ARE’ ’REALLY’ ’FUN’
If PARSE Q is specified, this line contains 3 words:
1. PIPES ARE
2. REALLY
3. FUN
If PARSE C is specified, this line contains 4 words:
1. 'PIPES
2. ARE'
3. 'REALLY'
4. 'FUN'
The default PARSE value is C.
READCBE (global order)
READCBE is used to switch the primary input to a multiline template message
initialized by the CBETEMP order. If the CBETEMP order has not been used,
no input is available for future edit orders to process. This order is used with
READSRC to switch input sources. Using the two orders, EDIT phrases can be
constructed to output part of a template, switch to the input message to fill in
data such as message text, and then switched back to the CBETEMP input to
construct the rest of the output.
READLINE (global order)
READLINE is used with multiline input messages. READLINE makes the next
line of the multiline message available to the input orders. In the following
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